How can the feeling of bliss be cultivated?
Synthesized from Source
practice
"Bliss is born from living with total intensity and courage, embracing each moment as if it were your last; in that fearless commitment, the divine reveals itself."
According to Osho, bliss arises when you live with total intensity—courageously, wholeheartedly, as if each moment were your last. Lukewarm living dulls awareness; risk and full commitment empty the mind of thoughts, desires and fear, dissolving the ‘I.’ In that no-mind, samadhi-like clarity, the taste of the divine appears. So choose adventurous, all-in actions that engage your whole being.
Live each moment fully and bravely, putting your whole heart into whatever you do, until thoughts drop and joy naturally appears.
Why this matters practically
- Replaces half-hearted routines with presence and passion.
- Encourages courageous choices that break fear and stagnation.
- Opens glimpses of stillness and joy (flow/samadhi) in ordinary life.
- Encourages courageous choices that break fear and stagnation.
- Opens glimpses of stillness and joy (flow/samadhi) in ordinary life.
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