Why does the heart love?
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"The heart loves for no reason; true love is a causeless ray from beyond, a grace that illuminates the path out of inner darkness."
According to Osho, the heart loves for no reason at all; true love—especially between disciple and master—is not of the body-mind or desire but a causeless ray from beyond, a grace that happens. Any motive turns it worldly and breaks the relationship. When allowed, this motiveless love becomes a path out of inner darkness toward its own luminous source.
The heart loves just because—it’s a free gift, not a deal to get something.
Why this matters practically
- Drop expectations and bargains in love; let it be causeless.
- Approach teachers and practices without seeking benefits; openness invites grace.
- Without motives, anxiety lessens and clarity grows.
- Approach teachers and practices without seeking benefits; openness invites grace.
- Without motives, anxiety lessens and clarity grows.
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