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Can God and Truth be available to everyone regardless of intelligence?

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"God and Truth are not reserved for the intelligent; they are the essence of our being, accessible to all who seek with sincerity and a thirst for understanding."

Core Insight:
According to Osho, God or Truth is not a special talent but our very nature—the ground of life in which all live—so it is available to everyone, regardless of intelligence. What is needed is sincere thirst and inquiry, not brilliance. In fact, egoic identification with talents can hinder. Here and now, anyone can realize this fulfillment beyond desire.
God/Truth is like the ocean or air we already live in; you don’t need to be smart—just truly want to know it.
Why this matters practically
- Replaces elitism with inclusivity; we all have equal access to the sacred.
- Shifts focus from intellect to sincerity, meditation, and lived inquiry.
- Loosens ego attachment to talents, reducing pride and frustration.
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