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What does it mean to be all-pervasive?

Synthesized from Source definition

"To be all-pervasive is to dissolve the ego and merge with the Divine, becoming one with the ocean of consciousness where effort ceases and boundaries vanish."

Core Insight:
According to Osho, to be all-pervasive is to dissolve the ego's banks so consciousness merges with the dimensionless Divine, like a river letting go to become ocean. In kevala-jnana only knowing remains; effort ends, boundaries vanish. One pervades by not being someone, and compassion may bring a return to express this truth for others.
It means stop holding tight to who you think you are, melt into the big everything, and then you naturally share that love and wisdom.
Why this matters practically
- Releasing rigid identities eases fear, stress, and conflict.
- Surrender and openness invite deep peace and clear insight.
- Compassionate expression turns realization into helpful action for others.
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