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Refuge

In the serene presence of a seer, the self-conscious ego gently recedes, and like a soothing breeze, his silent peace unveils the true essence of refuge, reminding us that in moments of forgetfulness—among birds or by a river—existence itself becomes our sanctuary.

Osho's perspective on Refuge

"True refuge in Rama is not in the name, but in the surrender where the ego dissolves, allowing life to transform into a direct communion with existence."

Finding refuge in Rama isn’t saying the word, it’s letting your small self melt so real peace and truth can live through you.
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"In my presence, your self-conscious ego moves aside, and in that silence, you discover the true refuge of existence that has always been within you."

You feel safe because his calm helps you forget your noisy “me,” and then life’s natural peace holds you.
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"To take refuge in a single entity is effective only for those who are truly receptive and willing to learn; for the ego-bound, it becomes a futile endeavor. Be wholly trusting or walk alone—there is no room for halfheartedness in the journey of the spirit."

It still works if you’re humble and ready to learn; if you cling to ego and mere beliefs, it won’t.
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