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Is this a new phase of work with two complete discourses without a single joke?

Synthesized from Source definition

"Humor is not just a garnish; it is the essential ingredient that allows insights to land lightly in the heart."

Core Insight:
According to Osho, this isn’t a new phase at all; he had simply forgotten to tell jokes, and corrects it on the spot by sharing two. For him, jokes keep the climate light and receptive so insights can land without heaviness. Expect humor to remain woven into the work, not as garnish but as aid.
No new phase—he just forgot the jokes, and uses humor to keep learning easy.
Why this matters practically
- Lighten serious moments to stay open and less defensive.
- Use a touch of humor to defuse tension and see situations freshly.
- Let playfulness improve communication, learning, and insight.
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