Did God really make the world in six days?
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"Focus not on the creation story, but on the creation of your own awareness; that is where true transformation begins."
According to Osho, arguing whether God made the world in six days misses the point: the cosmos looks hurried and chaotic, but such theological puzzles are unknowable and fruitless. He jokes it could be the Devil’s work, then urges dropping metaphysical speculation and instead using our energy for awareness, responsibility, and inner transformation here and now.
Don't worry about who built the world; use your time to wake up, be kind, and live wisely right now.
Why this matters practically
- Prevents endless, anxiety-producing debates and frees mental energy.
- Shifts focus from blame to personal responsibility and compassionate action.
- Encourages meditation and present-moment awareness for real change.
- Shifts focus from blame to personal responsibility and compassionate action.
- Encourages meditation and present-moment awareness for real change.
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