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Where is God and where should we seek?

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"God is not somewhere to be sought; He is the very essence of your being, present in every breath and moment—rest in the here and now, and you will find the divine everywhere."

Core Insight:
According to Osho, God is not elsewhere to be sought; seeking itself creates the illusion of distance. God is omnipresent—exactly where you are, within every breath, in all that is, Brahman and Maya alike. Drop craving and future-oriented search; rest in the here-now and live—drink, dance, see. When the mind’s tension ceases, vision clears, and the ever-present divine is evident everywhere; your very place is pilgrimage.
Stop searching; like a fish already in the ocean, you’re in God now—be still and you’ll notice Him in everything.
Why this matters practically
- Ends anxiety and restlessness by dropping the chase for a future God.
- Grounds you in present-moment awareness, where clarity and peace arise.
- Reveals the sacredness of ordinary life, guiding action with gratitude and ease.
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