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What should I do if my partner is attending orthodox sages' satsangs?

Synthesized from Source practice

"Allow your partner the freedom to explore her path, for true love thrives in acceptance, not in control. Use the space created for your own growth, transforming potential conflict into an opportunity for deeper understanding."

Core Insight:
According to Osho, let your partner attend orthodox satsangs—don’t obstruct or preach. Accept different temperaments and even encourage her to go; use the quiet time for your own meditation and growth. Trying to convert a spouse only creates conflict; intelligence is allowing each other freedom and turning situations into opportunities rather than struggles.
Let them go to their satsangs, don’t argue, and peacefully use that time to work on yourself.
Why this matters practically
- Avoids fights by respecting different paths
- Gives you quiet time for meditation and self-care
- Builds trust through freedom, not control
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