What does it mean to cry?
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definition
"True crying is the silent overflow of compassion, a love in action that weeps not for oneself but for the needless misery we create and cling to."
According to Osho, true crying is the silent overflow of compassion: the awakened heart weeps not for itself but for the needless misery people create and cling to. These tears are love in action, a vow to accompany beings out of self-made prisons, as Buddha waits at the gate until all can enter.
Why this matters practically
- Reframe tears as sensitivity and care, not weakness, and let them inspire compassionate action.
- Notice where you create your own suffering and choose freer responses.
- Remember our interconnection: your healing supports others, and theirs supports you.
- Notice where you create your own suffering and choose freer responses.
- Remember our interconnection: your healing supports others, and theirs supports you.
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