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What are the prerequisites for being a disciple?

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"A disciple is not defined by rituals or worship, but by an open heart and a deep trust in oneself; the truth lies within, waiting to be awakened."

You just need an open, loving heart and trust in yourself—look inside, not to gurus, gods, or rituals.
Why this matters practically
- Frees you from dependence on external authorities and dogma.
- Encourages daily moments of stillness, lightness, and self-trust.
- Focuses your energy on inner growth, making learning and change natural.
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