What happens after satori?
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outcome
"After satori, you transcend the duality of ego and awareness, merging into the boundless silence of existence where the mind dissolves and only the experience of being remains."
According to Osho, after satori a final “explosion” becomes possible: in silent awareness of the ego’s coming and going, you transcend both “in” and “out”; the ego and mind dissolve, and you merge into what traditions call nirvana, moksha, brahma-upalabdhi. Because the recording mechanism—the mind—vanishes, this state cannot be captured or recalled, only lived.
After a clear awakening, the feeling of ‘me’ pops and you quietly melt into everything, so there’s no mind left to remember it.
Why this matters practically
- Shifts practice from striving to silently watching the ego’s moves.
- Eases fear of ‘losing self’ by reframing it as peaceful fulfillment.
- Encourages presence over concepts, since mind can’t store the ultimate.
- Eases fear of ‘losing self’ by reframing it as peaceful fulfillment.
- Encourages presence over concepts, since mind can’t store the ultimate.
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