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Is it true that a person becomes what they constantly strive for and imagine with total absorption?

You do not become what you strive for; you simply uncover what you already are beneath the layers of imagination and ego.

— Osho
According to Osho, not at all: the idea that you become what you ceaselessly strive for and imagine is self-hypnosis, not awakening. There is nothing to become; your essence already is, like the Kohinoor beneath mud. Drop imaginative overlays, refine awareness, and cut away the nonessential; then reality reveals itself. Imagination paints spectacles; removing them restores clear seeingvalue grows as egoic weight falls.

No—pretending very hard won’t make you that; you’re already a jewel, just clean the dust from your eyes instead of daydreaming.

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