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Osho on Doership

Doership

In the embrace of the Divine, where the dichotomy of good and bad dissolves, true surrender relinquishes the ego's grip on doership, revealing that sin cannot exist when one recognizes every experience, even pain, as a sacred part of the whole.

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Osho's perspective on Doership

Is the doer and instigator of wrongdoing also the Lord if doership is absent?

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"Without doership, sin ceases to exist, and the Divine cannot be labeled as the instigator of wrongdoing. True surrender transforms every act into a sacred expression, free from the chains of ego."

If there’s no “me” claiming to act, bad acts can’t happen—so don’t blame God for your stealing; only ego does wrong.
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