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What is trust?

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"Trust is the inner 'third eye' of love, a profound knowing that transcends logic and opens the window through which the divine enters."

Core Insight:
According to Osho, trust is the inner 'third eye' of love—an immediate, experiential way of knowing that transcends logic. It is love matured into faith: sensing the unseen source through beauty, music, and subtle fragrances of life, like knowing a garden before seeing it. Trust opens the window through which the divine enters, bestowing the highest wealth—meditation and meaning.
Trust means loving so deeply that you can feel the hidden goodness behind life—like smelling a garden before you see it.
Why this matters practically
- Moves you beyond doubt and fear into a felt sense of support and purpose.
- Opens you to meditation, intimacy, and seeing beauty where others see nothing.
- Guides choices by listening to subtle signs instead of overthinking.
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