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How can trust and doubt coexist?

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"Trust and doubt are not enemies; embrace doubt as a part of trust, for in questioning lies the path to clarity."

Core Insight:
According to Osho, trust and doubt are not enemies—let trust include doubt by trusting the very movement of doubt. There is no conflict: simply 'trust in doubt.' When you trust your questioning, doubt becomes a tool for clarity instead of an obstacle, and trust becomes alive, flexible, and real.
You can trust that your questions are helpful, so it’s okay to doubt.
Why this matters practically
- Reduces inner conflict by ending the fight between believing and questioning.
- Encourages honest inquiry, leading to clearer decisions.
- Builds resilient faith that adapts as you learn.
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