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I assume that you see in him something that you resonate with and admire. try to identify what it? What are the values that he emobides that you resonate with? Let's ask ChatGPT to save some time to for an example: 1. Commit to Self-Exploration Spend time understanding your inner world through practices like meditation, mindfulness, and journaling. Be open to questioning societal norms, traditional beliefs, and your own conditioned thoughts. 2. Study and Reflect on Wisdom Read and learn about a wide range of philosophies, religions, and disciplines. Osho synthesized teachings from Eastern and Western traditions. Focus on integrating these teachings into your daily life rather than just intellectualizing them. 3. Cultivate Communication Skills Develop a powerful and engaging way of speaking. Osho’s charisma came partly from his ability to articulate profound concepts simply and eloquently. Practice storytelling and metaphors to make complex ideas relatable. 4. Connect Deeply with Others Understand the struggles and desires of people you interact with. Osho resonated with people because he addressed universal concerns. Foster compassion and empathy, and learn how to guide others on their journeys. 5. Live Authentically Be unapologetically yourself. Osho didn’t conform to societal expectations; his authenticity drew people in. Create a lifestyle that aligns with your values, even if it challenges norms. 6. Explore Creativity Osho celebrated art, music, and creativity as paths to spiritual awakening. Allow yourself to express your emotions and ideas freely. 7. Be Open to Controversy Osho wasn’t afraid to challenge taboos or face criticism. Becoming a figure like him might involve standing firm in your beliefs despite opposition. Be prepared for both admiration and criticism, knowing that they’re part of the journey. If you do that, you won't become Osho but you could embody the same qualities that you resonate with when you listen to him, which is nice.

Maybe it's a sign for you that you should forget the spirituel world for a awhile and concentrate on the physical world to ground yourself?

What is your current income? Do you create content regularly? Do you feel connection to the person? Have you been exposed to his free content and resonated with it, applied it and saw that it works? Have you spoken to past clients of his that he helped? I recently took a course that promised to build a coaching business from essentially zero to 5k in 5 weeks (basically he tells us to charge 1k per client per month so the idea is to get 5 clients in this time period). it was priced at 2.5k. I took it because he told me that I have a money back guarantee. But when I haven't achieved the goal in that time and confronted him about it he convinced me that it's because I haven't take enough action and convinced me to recommit to the process. So now I'm kind of following the process but I don't believe that I will achieve the goal soon. In retrospect, I would insist on a clear money back guarantee clause in the contract, That basically say that if I follow everything he tells me to do and I don't achieve the promised result at the end of the program I get my money back. To be honest, I learnt that the promise for a certain amount of income is a lie - no one can promise you such thing. If he has a good method, the most he can promise you is that if you stick to it and apply it over the long run, it will work. I would also try to check if he really offers unique and deep value or he will tell you basically the same things you can learn from udemy course for 20$, and also how much he is involved with you personally? does he personally check with you that your are hitting your weekly goals and offer you real time feedback? Does he know how to motivate and tell you the necessary story you have to believe In order to achieve your goal, in such a way that convinced you? It's key that you resonate with him, like a soldiers who follows a leader. A lso, what is your opportunity cost? If you don't take the program, will you find another program? Would you do nothing?

The basic of personal development is to take 100% responsibility for everything in your life. This eliminate victim mentality. If you forget about this, it's so easy to become a victim and ruin your psyche with negative thinking.

Hehe Another point to consider - I like the idea and it makes sense to me that we will leave this world only when we are perfectly content. That is to say, the point of this game is that as long as you resist your life and want to escape you will be brought back. paradoxically the only way to escape is to be so happy in your life that you don't want to escape anymore.

Are you familiar with the Alan watts answer to this question?

Like it was said above, follow the ideology of God, which is: Peace, Love, Truth, understanding, happiness, fulfilment. Btw, isn't not following any ideology also an ideology ?

Is it the devil? (Ego, Selfishness) something else? Give me your best answers folks.

It's cool that you wrote a book! to purchase It would need a sample from the book to see if I resonate with the message, values etc. so Maye a good way to help people who need the book is to Give a free sample / chapter?

It's easy to be idealistic and support high values when you don't have skin in the game, when it's intellectual. Perhaps these people saw the reality behind it, experienced first hand what is going on, and that's what made them support trump? Maybe when it becomes personal you will also change your mind? Survival is a force.

@Princess Arabia your reply reminded me why I asked this question. I was wondering why in order to exist and live I have to eat and kill other living being. I was washing my puppy's bowl from ants and though that I can't function normally in life without killing living creatures. Why create a world were you need to kill to live. Why this design is the perfect way to exist?

I assume that you mean that death and survival allows us to love in a dual world a d so experience the journey of discovering love? ❤️

Existence exist. I assume there is an intelligence design behind it (it's my intuition and I have experienced experiences that seem to suggest so. It's also fun to believe so).

I do ask myself and I got some answers to this question. I see Asking others here as part of asking myself.