Does the practice of chanting AUM bring about the inner sound spontaneously, and what is the proper Nada?
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outcome
"True inner sound arises spontaneously; witness it without merging, for only then can you transcend to the silence beyond."
According to Osho, inner sound (nada) is authentic only when it arises spontaneously; repetition of AUM may evoke imagined sounds. When nada begins, the proper practice is detached witnessing—do not merge into it, or you will stall before the seventh plane. Keep refining awareness as the sounds grow subtler, observing unwaveringly until the nada dissolves into complete silence.
Don’t force inner sounds by chanting; let them come naturally and quietly watch them until they fade into silence.
Why this matters practically
- Prevents self-deception from imagined experiences.
- Builds steady, subtle awareness instead of clinging to sensations.
- Keeps practice progressing toward silence rather than getting stuck in pleasant sounds.
- Builds steady, subtle awareness instead of clinging to sensations.
- Keeps practice progressing toward silence rather than getting stuck in pleasant sounds.
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