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Was Dadu's discovery that of an inquirer, a practitioner, or a devotee?

A devotee does not seek answers or attainments; he dissolves the seeker itself in love and surrender, revealing the truth when the 'I' disappears.

— Osho
According to Osho, Dadu's discovery is that of a devotee: it begins where the inquirer’s questions and the practitioner’s methods drop. A devotee does not seek answers or attainments; he dissolves the seeker itself in love and surrender. Truth is not reached by intellect or technique, but revealed when the 'I' disappears, leaving only the real.

He found truth not by asking or doing, but by melting into love until the ‘me’ was gone.

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