Do you appreciate beauty in your female followers?

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Core Insight:

According to Osho, he deeply appreciates beauty—not only in his female followers but universally in men, nature, and existence. Beauty is part of life’s real trinity with truth and goodness (satyam, shivam, sundaram). His women are “real beauties” because meditation, innocence, serenity, and centeredness reveal a spiritual beauty beyond mere appearance.

Yes—he loves beauty in his women followers, but the beauty he treasures most is their inner peace and innocence, not just looks.

Why this matters practically

- Shifts attention from surface looks to inner qualities.
- Encourages meditation and innocence to cultivate authentic beauty.
- Fosters universal appreciation, reducing judgment and comparison.

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Do you appreciate beauty in your female followers?

Why this matters practically

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