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Is the statement that there is no goal, no path, and no one to lead or follow true?

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Truth cannot be captured in words; it reveals itself in the silence between them.

— Osho
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Core Insight:
According to Osho, debating whether there is no goal, path, or leader still misses truth, because any statement about truth is a lie. Words are only devices—fingers pointing to the moon. Real understanding happens in silent communion (satsang), by listening to the gaps between words. Drop formulations and fall into silence; there the truth reveals itself.
Don’t argue about paths or leaders; quiet your mind and feel the silence where truth shows itself.
Why this matters practically
- Stop chasing spiritual slogans; treat them only as pointers.
- Practice silent listening—notice the gaps between words.
- Sit in presence (satsang) to taste truth directly beyond concepts.
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