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Bodhisattva

Embracing the path of a bodhisattva requires profound inner renunciation, for deciding to serve others while still clinging to the self transforms noble intent into mere excuse; true compassion flourishes only through egolessness, guiding one to share wisdom briefly before transcending to Buddhahood.

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Osho's perspective on Bodhisattva

What happens when one decides to become a Bodhisattva?

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"A true bodhisattva emerges only after the total renunciation of the self; it is in the freedom from clinging that one can truly choose to serve others."

Don’t make a noble plan—first drop all attachment and ego; only then can you stay a little to share love, before naturally moving into full awakening.
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What is a bodhisattva?

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"A bodhisattva is not a belief but a state of being where the mind falls away, and in the silence of the herenow, compassion flows effortlessly as love for all."

When cravings quiet down and the mind is still, your energy turns into kindness that naturally helps everyone—that’s a bodhisattva.
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