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What should I do if I want to get married?

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"If you truly want to marry, act decisively and let the wedding happen first; challenges will come, but you can meet them with awareness rather than fear."

Core Insight:
According to Osho, if you truly want to marry, don’t waver or overthink—be deaf to gossip and discouragement, stand firm, and act now. Delay breeds a thousand obstacles; sincerity needs decisive action. Let the wedding happen first; challenges will surely arrive, and you can meet them afterward with awareness, rather than letting fear or others’ opinions run your life.
If you really want to marry, stop hesitating, ignore what others say, do it now, and handle the problems later.
Why this matters practically
- Cuts through paralysis from overthinking and social pressure.
- Builds courage to choose your path and accept consequences.
- Prevents delays that let outside obstacles derail sincere intentions.
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