Buddhism Quote by Rajneesh
“Enlightenment is choicelessness. But don't misunderstand me. Before that, you will have to move very cautiously, choosing the right against the wrong, choosing the truer so that you can reach to the ultimate truth.”
About This Quote
Source Book: Be Here Now, Osho, 1971
True enlightenment comes without choosing, yet one must first discern right from wrong to approach ultimate truth.
In simple terms: Enlightenment is beyond choice, but discernment is needed first.
Key Takeaway
Practice careful discernment before seeking ultimate truth.
Themes
spirituality
wisdom
discernment
Mood
contemplative
serene
Type
philosophical
inspirational
When to use this quote
- personal meditation
- ethical decisions
- spiritual practice
- seeking truth
Key Concepts
nondualism
ethical choice
Questions to Reflect On
- What criteria guide your choices toward truth?
- How can you balance nonchoice with necessary discernment?
A Different Perspective
Discernment may be clouded by personal bias, limiting access to truth.
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