Smoking

Q: Does smoking really have to drop?

According to Osho, smoking doesn’t have to be dropped by moral command; he isn’t against it. What matters is consciousness: transform the mundane (even a smoking ‘temple’) into the sacred through awareness. Health or lifespan is secondary; one moment of total awareness liberates. When you become conscious, you yourself decide whether to continue or stop—no imposition, only understanding.

Q: How can I give up smoking?

According to Osho, before trying to quit, question why you want to stop and drop all guilt: smoking is silly, but not a sin or crime. If your motive is mere longevity or borrowed morality, you’ll only repress yourself. Instead, understand what you want your health and life for; with clarity and joy, unnecessary habits often fall away naturally.

Smoking

Smoking can transcend mere habit when approached with awareness, transforming the act into a sacred ritual; it is not about moral judgment but about embracing consciousness, where the choice to continue or stop arises from deep understanding rather than imposition.