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What happens when leaving the body and entering another body?

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"Leaving one body and entering another is a dance of consciousness, effortless and fluid, while the physical form remains a stubborn anchor."

Core Insight:
According to Osho, leaving one body and entering another is absolutely possible and involves no real difficulty. The mind or consciousness is a subtle medium that shifts with far less effort than the physical body, which is a gross, resistant medium. Transforming a body is harder; relocating the mind’s focus is comparatively easy.
It’s easier to move your mind to another body than to change your body, because the mind is light and the body is heavy.
Why this matters practically
- Prioritize inner transformation over outer appearance.
- Eases fear of death by viewing consciousness as movable.
- Focus meditation on refining the subtle mind, not just the body.
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