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Osho on Non-Possession

Non-Possession

In the light of Osho’s teachings, non-possession emerges not as a sacrifice but as a natural unfolding, where inner richness of awareness and bliss renders material attachments insignificant, allowing one to embrace freedom without loss, whether in palaces or simplicity.

Osho's perspective on Non-Possession

"When you are inwardly full, things fall off by themselves; non-possession is not a loss, but a natural expression of freedom."

When you feel rich inside, outer things stop mattering, so you drop them naturally instead of forcing yourself to give them up.
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