Entanglement
Semantic insights and definitive answers sourced directly from Osho discourses.
"When you cling to your problems, you bind yourself to the mud; shift your gaze to the vast sky, and you will taste the sweetness of liberation."
Keep staring at the dirt and you feel trapped; look for the moon and lotus in it, and you feel free.
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"When we are entangled in our own darkness, it grips us like a living bear; true freedom arises only when we expose this darkness and patiently undo the ties we have created."
Entanglement means your habits start holding you, but if you honestly see them and keep gently letting go, they lose power and you become free.
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"We cling to the trivial to avoid the profound silence within, fearing that in surrendering to the void, we might discover the timeless awareness that transcends the ego."
We keep busy with little things so we don’t have to sit quietly and feel the scary emptiness inside, but only that quiet (meditation) truly matters in the end.
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"True courage lies in embracing the silence of our inner void, for it is only there that the ego dissolves and the Divine radiance of contentment is revealed."
We stay busy with unimportant things because we’re scared to feel empty inside; if we sit quietly and face it, the fear and ego fade and we feel peaceful.
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