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What does the sutra from the Chandogya Upanishad say about the knower's perception of death, disease, and sorrow?

For the true knower, death, disease, and sorrow are mere illusions; when the ego dissolves, what is false collapses, revealing the eternal light of being.

— Osho
According to Osho, the Chandogya Upanishad declares that for the true knower, where the ego has dissolved, death, disease, and sorrow have no reality. Only the 'I' dies; what is false collapses like a house of cards. When the ego-lamp is extinguished (nirvana), the moonlight of the real enters; in egoless awareness, suffering and mortality are seen as dreams, not your being.

If you stop clinging to the idea of 'me,' death, disease, and sorrow lose their grip; they don’t touch who you really are.

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