nikass (nikass)

"Good sunny morning to everyone! Wishing you all a wonderful weekend surrounded by friends and family. Let’s recharge with real-life moments! ☀️🌿"

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Osho was often critical of the popular Western approach to positive thinking. He called it hypocrisy. If you are sad but force yourself to think "I am happy," you create a split within yourself. This internal conflict wastes energy. You are essentially trying to suppress the truth with a lie, which leads to more tension, not manifestation.

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Osho taught that thoughts are not just "nothingness"—they are the subtlest form of matter. Every thought carries a specific vibration and energy. When you think, you release energy waves into the atmosphere. Because a thought is material in its essence, it has the potential to influence the physical world.

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"If you cannot take your attention off your problems, you are living in the past. True rest is when you become 'no body, no thing, no where,' dissolving into the quantum field." — Joe Dispenza.🤔

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Instead of ruminating on problems while "resting," Dispenza suggests practicing de-concentration: Try to sense the space around you. When you focus on "nothing" (pure space or void), your analytical brain activity drops, and you enter a state of coherence (harmony).🤔👍🏻

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Dispenza argues that if you "rest" in the same chair while looking at the same phone, your brain remains stuck in the past. The Tip: To truly recover, you must change your environment and break habitual neural patterns. This signals to the brain that it is safe to "update its software."

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