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Celebration is my religion, love is my message, silence is my truth.

In the cosmic play of existence, one must first understand that everything is an act of celebration. The earth revolving around the sun, the trees dancing in the wind, and the rivers flowing towards the ocean – everything is in a state of joyous dance. To live life as a celebration is to acknowledge and participate in this divine play, bringing joy and ecstasy into every moment and every small act of your daily life. That is the essence of Osho’s religion.

Now, let’s talk about love, which is the very message Osho imparts. Love, in its purest sense, is the underlying thread that connects us all. It is not confined merely to personal attachments or romantic relationships. Love here is universal, unconditional, all-encompassing. It is an intrinsic empathy and connection that transcends all boundaries, an energy that when harnessed, can bring about profound change within and without. By saying love is my message, he is reminding you that in spreading love, you are echoing the language of the universe.

Silence is the truth he speaks of. It is a profound stillness that resides beneath the chatter of the mind and the chaos of the world. It’s the space where all true Creation stems from, where insights arise, and where the soul can whisper its deepest secrets. In silence, one can finally listen to the melody of existence and come to an understanding that is beyond words. This silence is not merely an absence of sound, but a quality of presence, a mindfulness that brings clarity and serenity. It is in this silence that one can discover the true nature of being.

To incorporate these into your life, remember to find joy in your everyday existence, make every action a festival of your being. Love without bounds, and listen to the silence within you, for it is in these moments of quietude that the wisdom of the universe unfolds. These three – celebration, love, silence – are intertwined. They are different aspects of the same existence, different doors to the same temple, different paths to the understanding and experience of what he calls the ultimate truth.