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What is the state of attainment?

The state of attainment is not another achievement, but the end of achieving; it is the silence of desirelessness where you rest in your own nature, whole and complete.

— Osho
According to Osho, the state of attainment is that after which nothing remains to be attained—complete inner fulfillment where all seeking stops. It is not another achievement but the end of achieving: desirelessness, silence, and effortless being. When nothing is lacking, striving falls away, and you rest in your own nature, whole, free, and complete.

It’s the final okay-ness where you don’t want anything more and can simply be.