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What happens if we remain in the present moment, will we never experience Nigod or Moksha again?

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In the present moment, there is no Nigod and no Moksha; true liberation is simply the awareness of now.

— Osho
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Core Insight:
According to Osho, remaining totally in the present dissolves both the drift toward Nigod (unconscious bondage) and the chase for Moksha (future liberation). Presence is liberation itself; categories exist only in time and mind. If you stay awake now, there’s nothing to attain and nowhere to fall—your destiny is decided by awareness each moment.
If you stay fully in the now, you’re already free; getting lost or ‘arriving’ only happens when you leave the now.
Why this matters practically
- Calms anxiety by ending past–future rumination.
- Turns practice into immediate awareness, not distant goals.
- Helps you choose responses from clarity instead of habit.
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