Is it really that easy to choose to be delighted all the time?
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"Delight is your inherent nature; simply stop clenching your fist and let it flow. The storm within you is self-made, and you can choose to calm it at any moment."
According to Osho, delight is your inherent nature; it appears the instant you stop preventing it. You don’t achieve bliss—you simply cease the effort that maintains misery, like a fist that opens when you stop clenching. Taking total responsibility ends the need for explanations and scapegoats. It’s your choice, right now: the inner “weather” is self-made, and you can stop making the storm at any moment.
Yes—happiness is already inside you; just stop holding tight to the thoughts and excuses that make you unhappy, like relaxing a clenched fist.
Why this matters practically
- Shift from blame to responsibility; you regain freedom now.
- Practice relaxing the 'inner clench': pause, exhale, let thoughts pass.
- Simplifies spirituality: less doing, more allowing.
- Practice relaxing the 'inner clench': pause, exhale, let thoughts pass.
- Simplifies spirituality: less doing, more allowing.
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