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In the stillness of samadhi, one savors the self-illuminating essence of the absolute, a state of pure awareness that exists independently, untouched by the fleeting nature of relativity, where hot and cold are mere comparisons to a light that needs no other to shine.

Osho's perspective on Absolute

"The absolute cannot be captured by the relative; it is an isness that transcends all opposites, to be lived and sensed in the silence of wonder."

You can name things like day and night, but what makes everything exist is too big for names—you can only feel it.
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"The absolute remains untouched by the relative; it is the self-illumined awareness that needs no comparison to exist."

No—the absolute doesn’t depend on comparisons; it’s like a light shining by itself, while ‘relative’ needs something else to compare to.
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"The experience of the Absolute is a profound silence and a living music that transcends words, igniting a revolution within that consumes the ego and reveals the raw essence of existence."

It’s a bright, quiet stillness inside that melts your “me” and thoughts, leaving a simple, living peace.
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