u/Agile-Row-9197

▲ 108 r/Osho+9 crossposts

Does anyone else feel an “ick” when people reduce themselves only to identity?

Sometimes I get this strange feeling when I see people completely revolve their existence around being “a girl” or “a man.”

Like everything becomes about being pretty enough, masculine enough, desirable enough, aesthetic enough, alpha enough.

And honestly, I understand why it happens. Identity makes existence feel more structured. It gives certainty in a very uncertain life. Humans want to feel seen, wanted, and like they belong somewhere.

So this is not hatred toward people at all. I see the pain and conditioning underneath it.

But still, something in me feels sad seeing humans reduce themselves to a role so deeply that they stop seeing themselves beyond it.

You are not just a girl.

You are not just a man.

Before all of that, you are a living being experiencing existence itself.

I don’t know. Maybe this sounds abstract, but it gives me this bittersweet feeling.

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u/Agile-Row-9197 — 1 day ago
▲ 4 r/Sadhguru+4 crossposts

It’s really hard for the body to realise it’s insignificance—

It’s really hard for the body to realise it’s insignificance.—

Where it belongs to.

It’s history

It’s speciality

It’s uniqueness

It’s privileges

What it gathered

What it was inherited with

When the body realises what all it came here with and all it accumulated so far and the significance of everything it’s associated with— when the body realises the insignificance of all of it.

It feels like a slap but it’s relief-full with a bit of bitterness.

It feels like there is nothing it needs to do but that’s the same irony why it’s feels the bitterness with a bit of relief.

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u/Agile-Row-9197 — 2 days ago
▲ 5 r/Reincarnation+5 crossposts

What if you got created just not by someone

What if everything is created just not by someone but just because this effect can happen? Like when water repels — It repels just because it can. May say the wind repelled it or some outer cause but the water itself was repel-able ,so it just did.

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u/Agile-Row-9197 — 3 days ago
▲ 53 r/Osho+7 crossposts

the wisdom age that the world will eventually enter.

has anyone ever heard about the wisdom age?

its gonna be an age where the world will collectively or at least in many parts of the world people will start to look inside of them for once and that they will pause and start to live more consciously , not all at once , not by sudden magic turn , but by collectively entering the state of mind they once avoided completely.

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u/Agile-Row-9197 — 1 day ago