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Osho on Buddha Nature

Buddha Nature

In the absence of realizing one's Buddha nature, another's presence reflects the ego's dance of superiority and inferiority; yet, in genuine love for the Master, this comparison fades, revealing the inherent perfection within and allowing gratitude to blossom in the space of dissolution.

Osho's perspective on Buddha Nature

"The moment you accept authority and borrowed knowledge, you lose touch with your Buddha nature; only through direct seeing can you reclaim your original awareness."

We lost our natural innocence when we followed rules and ideas instead of directly seeing for ourselves.
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"In the presence of another, your unrecognized Buddha nature reflects back your ego; only in true love does comparison fade, revealing the perfection that has always been within you."

If you compare yourself to a wise person, you may feel small, but when you stop comparing and love, you remember you’re already whole.
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"Buddha-nature embodies the essence of receptivity and compassion, reminding us that true enlightenment transcends gender, integrating both softness and strength in harmony."

It means your true self is gentle and caring, and real wisdom is keeping that softness while using strength only when it’s truly needed.
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