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Why does the question arise from the answer if the whole existence is the answer?

In the stillness of the present, where thought dissolves, the seeker becomes the sought, and all questions vanish into the clarity of existence.

— Osho
According to Osho, questions do not arise from the cosmic answer but from our nonexistential, thought-bound state. Living in past and future, we miss the here-now where existence already answers. Thought itself is the question; drop it. With childlike, non-questioning trust (shraddha), perception clears, seer and seen unite, and the inquirer becomes the answer—Tat Tvam Asi—leaving no questions, only living clarity.

Your mind keeps questioning because it’s busy thinking; if you stop thinking and simply look at life right now, the answer is obvious and the questions fade.

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