Can souls waiting to be born enter someone's body and harass that person?

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Core Insight:

According to Osho, yes: disembodied, inferior souls driven by bodily cravings can enter a person, especially when fear makes one's own soul shrink and lose mastery of the body, leaving vacant space. Such entries can disturb or harass the person. By contrast, higher souls rarely enter, and only to perform compassionate acts. Cultivating fearlessness, joy, and inner mastery prevents intrusion.

If you’re scared and not in charge of yourself, pushy bodiless souls can slip in and bother you; being brave and happy keeps them out, while kind, wise souls only visit to help.

Why this matters practically

- Strengthen courage and self-mastery to reduce susceptibility to harmful influences.
- Cultivate joy and awareness to expand your presence, leaving no vacant space.
- Distinguish rare, helpful inspirations from disturbing intrusions, avoiding superstition and panic.

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Can souls waiting to be born enter someone's body and harass that person?

Why this matters practically

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