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What should I do now?

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Stop seeking a distant shore; surrender now and let go of your ego, for midstream is the shore when you allow yourself to be drowned in the divine.

— Osho
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Core Insight:
According to Osho, stop seeking a distant shore and surrender now: be free and drown your ego in the divine. No master ferries you across; midstream is the shore when you let go totally. If you hesitate, step out; if you're ready, allow yourself to be drowned—here, now—and realization happens in that fearless dissolution.
Quit trying to get somewhere else; let go of your ego and trust the river right now.
Why this matters practically
- Ends restless chasing and brings peace to the present moment.
- Builds courage and trust, reducing dependence on external authorities.
- Transforms ego-struggle into clarity, love, and effortless living.
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