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Osho on Gunas

Gunas

To transcend the gunas, one must disidentify from the body-mind, embracing each guna with honesty—transforming tamas' heaviness into a drive to elevate, rajas' vigor into mindful service, and sattva's joy into a freedom from attachment, ultimately revealing the ever-free witness within.

Osho's perspective on Gunas

"To enter the gunatita state, disidentify from the body-mind and skillfully transform each guna's essence, revealing the ever-free witness that transcends them all."

Notice what mood you’re in, use it wisely to be kind and aware, and remember you’re the quiet watcher—not your body, mind, or moods.
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"Tamas is not evil; it is the grounding force that allows existence to cohere, providing the stability and pause necessary for life to flourish. In harmony with rajas and sattva, it can lead us beyond all three to the divine."

Tamas is like a built-in brake that gives you rest and stability—use it in balance, not as a permanent stop.
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