“We always live in the tommorow,which never comes and which cannot come; it is impossible. That which comes always is today, and we go on sacrificing today for tommorow,which is nowhere. The mind goes on thinking of the past,which you have destroyed,which you have sacrificed for something that has not come. And then it goes on postponing for further tommorows.”

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About Osho

Osho was an Indian spiritual teacher and philosopher of the late 20th century. He gained prominence for his unconventional approach to meditation and self-realization, blending Eastern mysticism with provocative, direct teachings. His work often challenged conventional spirituality, emphasizing freedom from dogma and the importance of individual experience.

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