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What is the relationship of a man of Tao with women?

Synthesized from Source outcome

"A man of Tao sees one feminine energy manifesting through many forms; he recognizes that all women are one, like a single sky viewed through countless windows."

Core Insight:
According to Osho, a man of Tao does not meet 'many women' but the one feminine energy appearing through different forms. One woman is all women, all women are one—like one sky framed by many windows. He relates to essence, not frames; to yin and yang as complementary poles of the same Tao. Having gone beyond gender, he responds from Tao, creating harmony rather than clash.
He sees the same living energy in every woman and relates to that inner sky, not the different window-frames of form or personality.
Why this matters practically
- Reduces attachment and projection by meeting essence, not appearances.
- Fosters harmony in relationships by honoring complementary energies.
- Frees you from gendered roles, responding from presence rather than conditioning.
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