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Osho on Salvation

Salvation

Salvation emerges not as an external rescue or belief's promise, but as the blossoming of personal transformation; true freedom is found in embracing responsibility and cultivating awareness, liberating oneself from borrowed certainties and fervent reassurances.

Osho's perspective on Salvation

"True liberation is not found in dependence on a savior, but in the awakening of your own inner truth and the responsibility you take for your own transformation."

Ultimately they all mean being truly free, but ‘salvation’ says someone else saves you, while moksha/nirvana/Vaikuntha say you wake up and free yourself.
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"Salvation is not found in external promises, but in the profound journey of inner transformation where you take full responsibility for your own awakening."

Salvation means changing yourself from the inside—no one else can do it for you, and mere belief can’t replace the work.
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