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Does the wise one seek God within?

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"The wise one does not seek God, for in the stillness of non-seeking, the eternal reveals itself."

Core Insight:
According to Osho, the wise one does not seek God—neither outside nor "within." All seeking is outward and fuels the ego and time. When seeking ends, the seeker, past, and future fall away, leaving silent presence; in that stillness the eternal reveals itself. "Inner search" means ceasing to search; non-seeking is liberation.
Stop searching for God anywhere; be still now, and in that quiet the truth shows itself.
Why this matters practically
- Ends restless striving, easing anxiety and stress.
- Cultivates present-moment awareness where clarity and peace arise.
- Loosens ego-driven goals, opening space for authentic being.
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