What happens when I experience deep silence in meditation?
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"Deep silence is a living visitation; savor it fully and let it go, for clinging turns it stale, while trust and non-attachment invite its return to become your very heartbeat."
According to Osho, deep silence is a fragile, living visitation—like a fragrance or breeze—from beyond. Savor it wholly in the moment, shed tears of gratitude, and then let it go; any clinging, grasping, or hoarding turns it stale, a corpse. With trust, non-attachment, and alert presence, such visitations return more often and can slowly saturate your life—becoming your very heartbeat and breath.
Enjoy the quiet while it lasts, thank it, and let it pass—if you don’t grab it, it returns more and may one day stay.
Why this matters practically
- Prevents grasping that kills the freshness of meditation
- Cultivates gratitude and trust, easing anxiety about outcomes
- Allows silence to deepen and gradually permeate daily life
- Cultivates gratitude and trust, easing anxiety about outcomes
- Allows silence to deepen and gradually permeate daily life
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