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Are you hoping to find a permanent place to establish another ashram or commune?

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My true home is within, and I seek not a fixed place, but to wander freely among my people, allowing the spirit of many communes to arise wherever love calls.

— Osho
Synthesized from Source outcome
Core Insight:
According to Osho, he has already found his true home inwardly and is not seeking a permanent location for another commune. Instead, he envisions many communes arising worldwide without his fixed presence. He prefers to wander, visiting his people globally during the remaining days life allows, rather than settling in one place.
No—his real home is inside, and he’d rather travel to visit many communes than live in one place.
Why this matters practically
- Cultivate an inner sense of home so you can be at ease anywhere.
- Let go of attachment to fixed plans or places; flow with life’s movement.
- Empower local communities to grow without relying on a single central figure.
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