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Is there a form of training that supports our true nature without covering it?

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True training is not about acquiring knowledge but about courageously unlearning all that covers your innate being, allowing your natural essence to shine through.

— Osho
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Core Insight:
According to Osho, no external training can reveal your true nature: every education, method, or impression is a covering—some thin, some thick—like clothes over nakedness. Training serves worldly activity and ambition; the inward journey needs the opposite: courageous unlearning, dropping all borrowed knowledge and roles. Only by removing these coverings does your intrinsic being—your natural 'nakedness'—shine.
You can’t be truly naked by wearing any clothes; to find your real self, stop adding lessons, labels, and roles—just drop them.
Why this matters practically
- Use education for worldly skills, but drop it when seeking inner truth.
- Regularly question roles, labels, and achievements you identify with.
- Practice simple awareness and letting go, rather than collecting more techniques.
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