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Osho on Will innocence give rise to guilt and blame?

Will innocence give rise to guilt and blame?

Innocence does not breed guilt or blame; it is the rigid mind, burdened by borrowed morals, that creates these illusions. When we embrace innocence, love flourishes in the absence of judgment.

— Osho
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Core Insight:
According to Osho, innocence never produces guilt or blame; those arise from rigid attitudes, borrowed moralities, and a fearful need for respectability. When we drop condemnations—especially around sex—and see with fresh, unconditioned eyes, love replaces suspicion, and relationships heal. Guilt and blame are symptoms of a diseased, opinion-ridden mind; innocence simply allows what is, without judgment.
No—innocence doesn’t make guilt; learned judgments in your head do, especially when you label natural love or sex as bad.
Why this matters practically
- Reduces shame by questioning inherited moralism.
- Heals relationships by replacing suspicion with love.
- Frees energy for presence instead of defending respectability.
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