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What happens when I experience surrender after learning about the Baul mystics?

Synthesized from Source outcome

"Surrender is not an imposition but an effortless flow; it is the gateway to authenticity that transforms and transports you into another dimension."

Core Insight:
According to Osho, feeling surrender after hearing of the Bauls may first be just my impression—his 'wave.' He deliberately shuttles seekers between love, prayer, and meditation so they taste all. When surrender arises where I feel effortless flow and spontaneity, not imposed or impressed, that is my real path. Then authenticity dawns; it transforms, transfigures, and transports me into another dimension.
At first you might just be copying a feeling, but when surrender comes on its own and feels easy, that’s your true way and it truly changes you.
Why this matters practically
- Helps you tell imitation from authentic inner pull.
- Encourages sampling methods, then choosing what feels effortless.
- Reduces dependence on a teacher’s influence; fosters self-trust.
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