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What is the Great Bliss?

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Great Bliss is the eternal state of egolessness, where you dissolve into existence and become one with the universe, free from the chains of the 'I am.

— Osho
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Core Insight:
According to Osho, the Great Bliss is the state in which the ego—the felt 'I am'—is forgotten forever. Ordinary happiness are brief egoless gaps evoked by beauty, love, or music; misery is proportional to ego. Great Bliss is continuous egolessness: being a nobody, unobstructed, one with existence, independent of outer triggers.
Great Bliss is when the little voice of “me, me, me” is gone for good, so the quiet joy you taste in a sunset stays all the time.
Why this matters practically
- Notice moments of hurt or self-importance; relax the I-sense and the pain lessens.
- Practice being a nobody—drop roles and status—through meditation, nature, music, deep listening.
- Stop chasing situations; dissolve ego instead, making peace and joy stable.
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