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What is the significance of aloneness in the context of the Upanishads?

Aloneness is the recognition of your innermost divinity, a sacred space where freedom flourishes, untouched by the illusions of loneliness or dependence.

— Osho
According to Osho, in the Upanishadic vision 'aloneness' names your innermost divinity: God is your unencroachable, indestructible inner spacefreedom itself. It is not loneliness but ripened, spacious being that remains intact amidst all relationships, flowering into all-oneness. The Master’s fire (true Upanishad: sitting near the Master) burns impurities so this native aloneness is realized, beyond scripture and dependence on the other.

Real aloneness is your true self (God) inside—not loneliness—and you discover it by living fully and letting a wise Master burn away what’s false.

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