What happens when I feel a sense of innocence and excitement?
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outcome
"True innocence is not ignorance; it is the doorway to wisdom, where joy deepens into clarity beyond borrowed knowledge."
According to Osho, when you feel a fresh innocence and excitement, you’re touching the childlike fragrance that hints at the sage’s state—but it’s only a beginning. Child innocence is mixed with ignorance; true innocence matures into wisdom beyond knowledge. Treat this joy as a doorway: keep deepening awareness until ignorance and the need for borrowed knowledge drop, revealing a seer’s clarity.
It’s a lovely starting sign—like a child’s purity—but keep growing until it becomes steady, wise seeing.
Why this matters practically
- Prevents complacency: don’t stop at the first glow.
- Encourages practice: deepen awareness instead of collecting beliefs.
- Leads to clarity: shifts from naïveté to wise seeing in daily choices.
- Encourages practice: deepen awareness instead of collecting beliefs.
- Leads to clarity: shifts from naïveté to wise seeing in daily choices.
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