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What is best for me?

Synthesized from Source outcome

"To find the best for yourself, let go of the past and future, embrace the present, and allow love to dissolve the ego, guiding you into the essence of pure being."

Core Insight:
According to Osho, the supreme 'best' is never to be born (already missed); the second best is psychological death: drop the ego by dying to all yesterdays and tomorrows, resting in present suchness; the third best is love, the sweetest way to dissolve the ego, giving courage and grace to vanish into pure being.
The best thing for you is to drop your “me, me, me” by living only in the present; if that’s tough, let love melt your ego.
Why this matters practically
- Reduces anxiety and regret by releasing past and future.
- Softens conflicts and loneliness as ego relaxes through love.
- Opens clarity, peace, and a felt unity with life in ordinary moments.
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