WisdomSeeker

Enlightenment: Osho vs Sadhguru

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2 hours ago, Matt8800 said:

 

Many enlightened people believe in nonsense. Enlightenment simply means they have transcended the egoic mechanism.

Awakening can make you extremely prone to believe in "nonsense" because you realize that there isn't anything at all that is nonsense, which is incredibly freeing and leaves an entire worlds of possibilities in front of you waiting to be discovered. Although that also means there's nothing to believe in at all. Previously you were of the assumption that there were things that were true and things that were false. Bahahaha!  I guess there are things you can seemingly choose to focus on, and that's all. If that's a certain deity, or crystals, or a life situation, etc, it's because you made it your focus and in a way you made it your "truth". 

 

Edited by mandyjw

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Sadhguru is Sadhguru & Osho is Osho

Enlightenment doesn't create cookie-cutter characters who act all the same. Also, consider that there are different degrees of enlightenment & embodiment, variables like brain types and many other factors influence people as well. 

It may be helpful to watch this video:

 

On 12/23/2019 at 1:11 AM, traveler said:

Who cares?

good point

On 12/23/2019 at 1:26 AM, WisdomSeeker said:

ok so why in zen do they make you prove whether you are enlightened or not? 

Be careful with religions and organizations. Some monks (even after awakening experiences) cling to SD stage blue dogma. There is a difference between states & stages.

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