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Osho on Non-Journeying

Non-Journeying

In the spirit of Osho, Lao Tzu's concept of 'non-journeying' reveals that true practice, rather than a contradiction, serves merely to dissolve illusions, allowing us to awaken effortlessly to the center that has always been within us.

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Osho's perspective on Non-Journeying

Are the teachings of Lao Tzu on non-journeying contradictory to his sutras of practice?

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"True practice is not about doing, but about dissolving the doer; in ceasing to try, we awaken to the reality that has always been within us."

Lao Tzu’s “practices” just tire out your trying, so effort drops and what’s already true shows itself.
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