What happens if you are not the real master? Is it still beneficial to be with you?
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outcome
"A true master does not seek followers; he merely awakens you to your own potential, inviting you to rise from your slumber and discover your own truth."
According to Osho, the question of a ‘real master’ is false: he is not a master nor wants disciples. He has simply awakened while you sleep; the gap is small. He will not interfere or demand followership; instead he creates gentle devices—alerts outside your ‘bedroom’—so you can choose to wake up yourself. Being with him is useful only as a mirror and a reminder, never as dependency.
Why this matters practically
- Prevents guru-dependence and blind obedience
- Respects your freedom and timing; awakening is your responsibility
- Use his presence/words as gentle reminders to observe, meditate, and wake up
- Respects your freedom and timing; awakening is your responsibility
- Use his presence/words as gentle reminders to observe, meditate, and wake up
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