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Am I missing something by being attached to your physical presence?

Synthesized from Source outcome

"Drop the 'you' and let love flow freely; in the disappearance of the lover and beloved, pure gratitude blossoms."

Core Insight:
According to Osho, you're not missing anything by loving or gazing at his presence; don't drop the love; drop the 'you.' Transcendence means the disappearance of lover and beloved, disciple and master, so only pure love and gratitude remain. Like sleep, it happens when striving ceases. Peep joyously, and let the ego dissolve; then presence flowers without duality.
Enjoy looking at the master, but forget yourself so love is just love without ‘me’ and ‘him.’
Why this matters practically
- Shifts practice from clinging to form to dissolving ego, reducing anxiety and possessiveness.
- Encourages effortless trust and gratitude that deepen naturally, without forcing.
- Turns daily meetings or gazing into non-dual presence by dropping the watcher.
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