What happens when my taste for the world fades and loneliness arises?
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outcome
"When the taste for the world fades, embrace the wilderness of emptiness; in that stillness, a deeper freedom and clarity will unfold."
According to Osho, when the world’s taste fades you cannot return to it, nor should you rush toward a new, imagined 'second shore.' Seeing the first shore was illusion, fear drops and the wilderness of emptiness becomes a blessing. Let the old passion die; stop grasping. Abide in the gap without projecting heavens, and a deeper freedom, rest, and clarity unfold.
You can’t go back to old pleasures, and chasing new fantasies won’t help; relax into the emptiness and peace will grow.
Why this matters practically
- Stops you from reviving dead attachments and repeating the same suffering.
- Saves energy wasted on chasing ideals; nurtures calm and clear seeing.
- Transforms loneliness into spacious aloneness, easing fear and restlessness.
- Saves energy wasted on chasing ideals; nurtures calm and clear seeing.
- Transforms loneliness into spacious aloneness, easing fear and restlessness.
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