What does it mean to be total?
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"To be total is to act from your natural self without division or guilt, embracing each moment with undivided awareness; in this wholeness lies the key to bliss and the expansion of consciousness."
According to Osho, to be total means to drop the inner split created by social conditioning and act wholly from your natural self, with no division, guilt, or borrowed commandments. Live each act with undivided awareness and sincerity; follow your nature, never against it. This wholeness brings immediate bliss and begins an endless expansion in consciousness.
Why this matters practically
- Reduces inner conflict and guilt, freeing energy for clarity and joy.
- Guides choices by listening to your nature, not borrowed shoulds.
- Turns ordinary actions into meditation, deepening awareness and aliveness.
- Guides choices by listening to your nature, not borrowed shoulds.
- Turns ordinary actions into meditation, deepening awareness and aliveness.
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