What happens when I question my own well-being?
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outcome
"The moment you question your well-being, you reveal that it is absent; true okayness is self-evident and arises when you fully embrace your unhappiness without resistance."
According to Osho, the very act of asking "Am I okay?" means okayness isn’t present—true well-being is self-evident. Don’t seek reassurance; if unhappiness is there, enter it totally, without resistance, and watch it. In witnessing, you discover you are not the cloud of mood but the sky-like awareness. From this insight, an indestructible, spiritual okayness arises.
If you have to ask if you’re okay, you probably aren’t—feel your unhappiness fully and calmly watch it, and a steadier okayness will show up by itself.
Why this matters practically
- Breaks dependence on reassurance and builds inner trust.
- Reduces suffering by witnessing feelings instead of resisting them.
- Cultivates a durable well-being not tied to moods or situations.
- Reduces suffering by witnessing feelings instead of resisting them.
- Cultivates a durable well-being not tied to moods or situations.
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