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What does Paramatma mean?

Paramatma is the essence of existence that transcends understanding; to reach it, one must surrender through love, for the divine speaks the language of the heart, not the intellect.

— Osho
According to Osho, Paramatma is the dimension of existence that lies beyond the limits of understanding—the unknown and ultimately unknowable. It is not a person or an object of thought. Intellect can grasp matter, not God; the doorway to Paramatma is love, a heartful, ecstatic surrender. Each sense has its proper domain; for the divine, cultivate feeling, silence, and devotion rather than argument.

Paramatma means what’s too big for the mind to figure out; you meet it not by thinking but by loving with your heart.

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