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What should I do to find the path between rising higher and supplicating?

Synthesized from Source practice

"The path between rising higher and supplicating lies in egoless openness; drop the urge to possess and simply receive the infinite love that is already yours."

Core Insight:
According to Osho, the 'path between' is neither upward ambition nor begging; it is egoless openness. Stop clenching—drop the urge to rise, possess, or demand. Turn inward, relax the 'I,' and receive what is already yours. God is infinite, found in open-handed awareness and love that shares itself; as the ego dissolves, the divine reveals itself.
Don’t climb or beg for God; let go of your me, look inside, and stay open and loving.
Why this matters practically
- Lowers anxiety from constant striving
- Cultivates inner stillness and receptivity
- Deepens relationships through generous, non-possessive love
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