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Osho on Non-Action

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In the essence of Osho's philosophy, the apparent conflict dissolves into understanding that sadhana is not about doing but about relinquishing effort; like Lao Tzu's 'negative methods,' it invites us to let go, allowing the innate center to emerge free from illusion.

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Osho's perspective on Non-Action

Is there a contradiction in Lao Tzu's teachings on non-action and his sutras for sadhana?

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"Sadhana is not about doing; it is the art of letting go, allowing non-action to reveal the center that has always been within you."

Like using a boring counting game to fall asleep, Lao Tzu’s practices don’t make enlightenment; they just help you stop trying so your natural quiet shows up.
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