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How do I find my way?

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"Truth is not a destination to be found; it is the very essence of your being, waiting to be awakened in the present moment."

Core Insight:
According to Osho, there is no way to find: truth is not distant but your very being. Seeking a path projects the future and breeds exploitation; Zen is a pathless path, a gateless gate. Drop the search, relax into presence, and awaken now. The real Master removes methods and time, giving shocks that end the dream so you discover you never left home.
Stop hunting for a road—wake up now, because what you seek is already inside you.
Why this matters practically
- Frees you from endless seeking and anxiety about the future.
- Protects you from guru-shopping and spiritual consumerism.
- Brings immediate peace by resting in present-moment awareness.
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