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Childhood

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"Being spoiled in childhood nurtures an insatiable demand within, turning love into a transaction and leaving the adult restless, forever seeking outside what can only be found within."

If you’re spoiled, you learn to always want more and never feel satisfied inside.
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"Childhood is the seedbed of your true calling; when you allow your natural interests to guide you, growth unfolds effortlessly from your being, free from the weight of social conditioning."

What you naturally love as a kid, played and practiced simply, quietly grows you into who you become.
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"Childhood mischief is not wrongdoing; it is the vibrant expression of intelligence and freedom, teaching us to transform punishment into play and exile into adventure."

Being a little naughty teaches you to choose your attitude and turn scoldings into play.
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"Mischief in childhood is not rebellion; it is a courageous stand for truth and individuality, a refusal to be conditioned by the lies of the adult world."

Mischief, to Osho, is a smart, brave kid saying “this isn’t true,” which keeps them real and strong.
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"Reawaken your inner child by shedding the weight of knowledge and conditioning; embrace the dance of presence with innocence, wonder, and a heart open to the beauty of life."

Relax the grown-up mind, play and notice things like a child, and let meditation wash away the blocks so your natural joy returns.
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