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Osho on Siddhas

Siddhas

In the teachings of Osho, the harsh words of saints or siddhas serve not as malice but as a compassionate tool to dismantle the ego; their seemingly painful actions, much like a surgeon’s cut, reveal grace and readiness for the Divine to flow in, igniting the spark of awakening.

Osho's perspective on Siddhas

"In a culture suffocated by tradition, the living truth often goes unrecognized, for it threatens the very foundations upon which the old order stands."

Too many book-smart gatekeepers protect their turf, so they silence fresh, living wisdom—making saints valued abroad but ignored at home.
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"Abuse from a saint is not hostility but a compassionate device to shatter your ego; it is the surgeon's cut that prepares you for the Divine to enter."

A saint’s harsh words are like a quick pinch that pops your ego so truth and love can get in.
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