In this profound discourse from the Shiv Sutra series, Osho makes a crucial distinction between आश्चर्य (astonishment) and विस्मय (wonder). He explains that astonishment is the basis of science, an outward journey that seeks to conquer a mystery, while wonder is the foundation of yoga, an inward journey of surrender. Osho redefines the concept of a sanyaasi (renunciate), arguing that true detachment is not about giving up but about experiencing such profound bliss that worldly attachments simply fall away. The discourse culminates with a powerful message on finding inner power and stability (sthiti) through विवेक (discrimination), leading to the ultimate state of समाधि (bliss).

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In this transformative discourse, Osho delves into the four states of consciousness, revealing that the waking, dreaming, and sleeping states we inhabit are merely a "half-awakening." He introduces the fourth state, Turiya, as the state of ultimate consciousness where the inner self is fully illuminated. Osho rejects the modern search for spiritual "shortcuts" and argues that the only path to Turiya is through Udyama—a total, unwavering effort that puts one's entire being at stake. This powerful discourse is a call to abandon the easy way and embrace the fire of transformation, which alone can dissolve the ego and reveal the divine within.

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In this monumental discourse on the Shiv Sutra, Osho reveals the profound path to enlightenment by dissecting the concepts of Udyama (total effort) and Surrender. He contrasts the two paths to truth—the aggressive, masculine approach of science versus the gentle, feminine way of surrender—arguing that true spiritual realization is not a conquest but an acceptance. Osho challenges conventional notions of "tapasya" as self-torture and instead defines it as a state of pure awareness. He culminates with the fourth principle of life's revolution: a complete and total Awakening where a person's entire being is immersed in a single, focused effort, leading to the dissolution of the self and the universe and the ultimate realization of the divine.

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