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How can I maintain excitement about my worship?

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"True worship is not about clinging to excitement, but about embracing the impermanence of each moment, allowing devotion to breathe and transform."

Core Insight:
According to Osho, trying to ‘maintain excitement’ in worship is self-defeating: clinging to highs ensures boredom. Instead, remember impermanence—“this too will pass.” Let devotion breathe and change; meet each moment freshly, without demand. When excitement fades, watch it; when it returns, enjoy it. Worship matures from thrill-seeking to steady awareness.
Don’t force worship to stay exciting; accept its ups and downs and keep showing up with calm awareness.
Why this matters practically
- Prevents burnout and boredom by ending the chase for constant highs.
- Builds a steady, sustainable practice rooted in presence.
- Fosters authentic devotion that adapts to each moment.
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