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Is there a person you would like to meet that you have never met?

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"The only person worth meeting is yourself; in that self-encounter, all seeking and dependency dissolve, revealing the source of true fulfillment within."

Core Insight:
According to Osho, the only person worth meeting is your own self. He says he longed to meet someone and did: himself, decades ago; afterward, the urge to meet anyone else vanished. Self-encounter ends seeking and dependency, bringing contentment and inner sufficiency, because the source of fulfillment is within, not in external personalities.
When you truly meet and know yourself, you stop needing special others to feel complete.
Why this matters practically
- Shifts focus from idolizing others to understanding yourself.
- Builds inner stability, reducing loneliness and craving.
- Frees energy for authentic relationships instead of fantasies.
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