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According to Osho, if you think, “I’ll lose everything to gain everything,” you cannot truly renounce; the motive to gain corrupts surrender. Humility or loss pursued as a strategy is false. Real renunciation is choiceless; only then does mastery—and the only real ‘gain’—happen as a byproduct. Those intent on gaining cannot let go; those who let go become masters.

Osho's perspective on Loss

"Loss is not meant to be compensated; embrace it fully without the ego's need for retaliation or forgiveness, for true acceptance lies in experiencing the emptiness without the need to fill it."

When you lose something, you can’t fix it by getting mad or by showing off how ‘forgiving’ you are; that just grows your ego.
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"True renunciation is choiceless; it is only in letting go that one discovers the mastery of being."

If you try to give up just to get something later, it isn’t real giving up—let go without expecting, and the real reward comes by itself.
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"True renunciation is not a strategy for gain; it is the unconditional surrender that opens the space for everything to appear by itself."

If you let go just to get a reward, you’re still holding on; truly drop it, and what’s needed comes on its own.
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