Why does this darkness feel overwhelming and inescapable?
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"The darkness feels overwhelming because we live unconsciously, entangled in habits and distractions, but true freedom begins when we step outside the games and choose awareness over drift."
According to Osho, the 'darkness' feels overwhelming because we live unconsciously, letting accidents, habits, and social games run our lives. Busyness keeps us entangled so we don't face the anxiety of wasted life, making the gloom seem inescapable. Sannyas is stepping outside all games—shifting from accident to awareness—where the master's pull helps you choose presence instead of drift.
It feels so dark because you’re on autopilot and hiding in busyness; waking up and letting a true guide help you brings light.
Why this matters practically
- Pause the autopilot: notice when you act from habit and bring alertness.
- Simplify: drop needless busyness that hides anxiety; sit silently and watch.
- Commit to a path or master that pulls you beyond your usual games.
- Simplify: drop needless busyness that hides anxiety; sit silently and watch.
- Commit to a path or master that pulls you beyond your usual games.
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