How can I incorporate the sound of Om during meditation?
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"Let Om be a gentle doorway to your heart, allowing its vibration to melt your hardness and open you to the silence within. Approach it like water, relaxed and tender, and let the sound dissolve you into the essence of being."
According to Osho, let Om be a gentle, feeling-centered doorway: chant or listen to it softly, from the heart, allowing its vibration to melt hardness and open receptivity. Drop patriarchal taboos—Om belongs to everyone. Approach it like water, not rock: relaxed, tender, allowing the sound to dissolve you into silence.
Say Om softly from your heart and listen inside, letting it make you calm and open.
Why this matters practically
- Softens mental rigidity and stress through gentle feeling.
- Makes meditation inclusive—no one is barred from sacred sound.
- Shifts practice from effort and logic to receptivity and love.
- Makes meditation inclusive—no one is barred from sacred sound.
- Shifts practice from effort and logic to receptivity and love.
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