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Are there any inadequacies in Krishna's life?

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"Approach Krishna without prejudice; see him as he is, for love and the divine cannot be grasped through the lens of fault-finding. Drop your pre-judgment and allow truth to reveal itself."

Core Insight:
According to Osho, asking for inadequacies in Krishna misses the point: approach him without prejudice—neither searching for faults nor refusing to see them. See Krishna as he is, through direct, unconditioned perception. Realities like love and the divine elude scientific fault-finding; using the wrong lens distorts truth. You are free to see, but drop pre-judgment.
Don’t hunt for mistakes or ignore them—just look at Krishna openly, like love, which science can’t measure.
Why this matters practically
- Helps you meet people and ideas without bias.
- Prevents misusing analysis on love, art, or spirituality.
- Trains direct seeing, reducing projection and conflict.
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