Is the organization financially sound enough to establish a new ashram?
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outcome
"Trust in existence is the true currency; if it is meant to happen, the universe will provide."
According to Osho, the question of financial soundness is beside the point: he does not wish to establish any commune, does not engage with money, and has not handled finances for decades. He lives in total trust of existence—if it is meant to happen, existence will manage; if not, it won’t. Thus, decisions aren’t based on budgets but on surrender to life’s flow.
He isn’t planning a new ashram and doesn’t handle money; he trusts life to arrange whatever should happen.
Why this matters practically
- Reduces anxiety by shifting from money-obsession to trust in life.
- Encourages decisions guided by inner clarity, not fear of finances.
- Opens space for organic support to arise if something is truly meant.
- Encourages decisions guided by inner clarity, not fear of finances.
- Opens space for organic support to arise if something is truly meant.
AI Confidence Score: 76%
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