Should I practice two different techniques alternatively if I am a mixed type?
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"Embrace your intellect and let doubt be your guide, for true clarity arises not from alternating paths but from a deep understanding of your own nature."
According to Osho, feeling ‘mixed’ is itself a sign you’re the intellectual type; confusion belongs to doubt, while the emotional type is whole and unconflicted. Your basic type can’t be changed, so don’t alternate techniques. Choose methods designed for the intellect and use doubt consciously as your path. Avoid second-hand beliefs; forced faith only creates hypocrisy and deeper confusion.
If you feel torn, you’re a thinker—pick one thinking-based practice and stick with it; don’t switch around or fake faith.
Why this matters practically
- Stops wasting energy on mismatched methods.
- Turns doubt from a problem into a workable tool.
- Reduces inner conflict by aligning practice with your real nature.
- Turns doubt from a problem into a workable tool.
- Reduces inner conflict by aligning practice with your real nature.
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