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Does the effect of direct grace last permanently and lead to ultimate attainment?

Synthesized from Source outcome

"Grace descends only when the ego has completely vanished; it is not a means to attainment but the very flowering of realization itself."

Core Insight:
According to Osho, direct grace does not come first or partially; it descends only when the ego has completely vanished. Grace is not a means to attainment but the flowering that happens at attainment itself. Since it arrives only with egolessness, its 'effect' is not temporary—it's the very state of realization.
Grace doesn’t push you to the goal; when your ego is gone, grace is what being at the goal feels like.
Why this matters practically
- Focus on dissolving ego rather than chasing special experiences.
- Stop waiting for outside help; cultivate inner readiness.
- Recognize real grace as stable realization, not a passing high.
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