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Osho on Iconoclast

Iconoclast

A true iconoclast, as Osho suggests, dismantles the impulse to idolize, including his own image, fostering a consciousness unbound by forms; for when one critiques others' idols while craving their own, they unwittingly become a creator of worship, veiling the essence of truth.

Osho's perspective on Iconoclast

"A true iconoclast shatters not only the idols of others but also the very idea of creating an image of oneself; to cling to any image is to betray the essence of truth."

A real breaker of idols also stops people from turning him into an idol; otherwise he’s just making a new statue.
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"An iconoclast is not merely a destroyer of idols, but a courageous seeker who clears the path for direct experience, allowing your true individuality and awareness to blossom."

It’s someone who bravely breaks fake ideas and rules so you can discover truth inside yourself.
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