Is it okay to dislike meditation and prefer prayer on my spiritual path?
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"Without meditation, insights remain second-hand; only through the depths of your own experience can words transform into true understanding."
According to Osho, meditation is the essential journey; his talks are only appetisers. If you dislike meditation, you haven’t truly heard him—without meditating, insights stay second-hand. Preferring substitutes—whether talks, imagination, or devotional comforts—only entertains the mind. Prayer or listening may soothe you briefly, but only meditation transforms words into your own living experience.
Why this matters practically
- Shifts you from ideas to direct inner experience.
- Prevents turning spirituality into mere entertainment or comfort.
- Builds the courage to take the real inward step.
- Prevents turning spirituality into mere entertainment or comfort.
- Builds the courage to take the real inward step.
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