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What happens when we feel the presence of a master during meditation?

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In the silence of meditation, the distances of time and space dissolve, allowing you to merge with the master’s presence and kindle your own inner flame.

— Osho
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Core Insight:
According to Osho, when meditation silences the mind, the distances of time and space dissolve: for an instant you are where the master is, union happens, and his presence surrounds and merges with you. This is not imagination but a direct taste. In such moments he can nudge your inner flame, opening inner doors, until you learn to kindle your own light.
When you get truly quiet inside, it’s like being with the master anywhere, and that real closeness helps your own inner light switch on.
Why this matters practically
- Trust direct experience over imagination and doubt.
- Go deeper and more regularly into meditation to touch union.
- Recognize the master awakens what’s already within, growing self-reliance.
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