In his discourses compiled as "Ashtavakra Mahageeta," OSHO repeatedly emphasizes that Ashtavakra is not teaching a method. He is simply of your being. You are already that which you seek. The only "problem" is that you have forgotten it through false identification.
You don’t have to renounce your home or become a monk. Just sit for a moment and consider: Is it possible that everything I think I am—my name, my body, my history—is just a temporary guest in the vast, unchanging space of my awareness? Ashtavakra geeta - OSHO
“You are perfect, just as you are. And only the recognition of that imperfection—that seeking, that striving—is the very bondage.” — OSHO (on Ashtavakra Gita, Chapter 1) In his discourses compiled as "Ashtavakra Mahageeta," OSHO
So, what are some of the key insights that emerge from the Ashtavakra Geeta and OSHO's commentary? Here are a few: The only "problem" is that you have forgotten
Osho emphasizes that enlightenment is not a future event. By dropping the psychological need to become something, you arrive at who you already are.
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