We must let go of our egos to attain true enlightenment from "summary" of The Buddha Said... by Osho
The ego is a false sense of self that we carry around with us, believing it to be our true identity. It is a construct of the mind, created through years of conditioning and societal influences. The ego is always seeking validation and approval from others, constantly comparing itself to others and feeling either superior or inferior. To attain true enlightenment, we must let go of this ego. We must transcend the limitations of our minds and connect with the pure essence of our being. The ego is like a veil that clouds our perception, preventing us from seeing the truth that lies beyond. It is only when we release our attachment to the ego that we can experience true freedom and liberation. Letting go of the ego is not an easy task. It requires us to confront our deepest fears and insecurities, to face the parts of ourselves that we hav...
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