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What should I do to attain samadhi quickly?

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"Drop all wanting and relax into what you already are; samadhi flowers here and now with infinite patience and contentment."

Core Insight:
According to Osho, samadhi cannot be attained by desire—least of all by the desire to get it quickly. Desire is the obstacle; haste doubles it. Drop all wanting, especially for results, and relax into what you already are. With infinite patience, non-competition, and contentment—like trees in nature—samadhi flowers here and now.
Stop wanting samadhi or to get it fast; be patient, relaxed, and simply be yourself, and it unfolds on its own.
Why this matters practically
- Lowers anxiety by ending the race for spiritual results.
- Encourages presence and contentment, improving daily peace.
- Turns practice into effortless allowing rather than tense striving.
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