In this profound discourse, Osho explains the subtle but crucial difference between wonder and awe. He reveals how wonder is the path of science, constantly seeking to control the external world, while awe is the path of yoga, teaching inner surrender to the ultimate mystery.

This video shows us how the state of awe helps us become centered in our being, giving rise to an unshakeable power that no one can take away. This inner stability leads to discernment and self-knowledge, ultimately allowing one to experience the bliss of existence, which is the true meaning of Samadhi.

Osho also uncovers the great paradox of the sannyasi, explaining that a true renunciate is not a "great renouncer" but a "great enjoyer" of life's ultimate pleasures. This talk is for all those who seek to move beyond superficial worldly joys and experience the profound bliss of existence itself.

Key Points:

• The deep difference between wonder and awe

• The two paths of science and yoga

• The power of being centered in oneself

• Discernment and self-knowledge

• Samadhi: The experience of the bliss of existence

• • The sannyasi: An enjoyer, not a renunciate

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