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Mamatā

Mamatā, the grip of 'mine-ness', stands in stark contrast to love, which flourishes in the absence of possessiveness; true love, as Osho would suggest, celebrates autonomy and reverence, nurturing the soul rather than binding it.

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Osho's perspective on Mamatā

What is the relationship between mamatā and love?

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"Mamatā is the urge to possess, while love is the celebration of freedom; true love flourishes only when we honor the other's personhood without the chains of ownership."

Love isn’t saying “you’re mine”; it’s respecting who someone is and letting them be free.
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