How can I find myself when I feel there is nothing to find?
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"You are already the silent, empty center; stop seeking outside and turn inward to embrace the vastness of your own nothingness."
According to Osho, there is nothing to find—you are already the silent, empty center. Stop seeking ‘something’ outside; turn inward and allow nothingness (nirvana) to reveal itself. Embrace being nobody: in the center of the cyclone you are silence, peace, freedom. Meditation is simply consenting to this nothingness; when the search drops, your own vast, unclaimed sky is present.
If you feel there’s nothing to find, relax—that nothing is your true self; stop searching and sit quietly so the peaceful emptiness inside can be felt.
Why this matters practically
- Ends restless seeking and anxiety by accepting inner emptiness as home.
- Frees you from external status and comparisons; you can live simply and authentically.
- Gives a clear meditation approach: sit, be nobody, notice the silent center.
- Frees you from external status and comparisons; you can live simply and authentically.
- Gives a clear meditation approach: sit, be nobody, notice the silent center.
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