This meditation distills Osho’s teaching spirit through the Zen anecdotes of Master Lin Chi: begin with conscious effort, ripen into effortlessness, and let awareness flower in ordinary life. Lin Chi trained for years until his master asked him to drop everything—only to paint again later from a state beyond striving. In the same flavor, this practice starts by consciously laying down your burdens, then relaxes into simple listening and spacious witnessing, until doing becomes non-doing.
The last teaching of Lin Chi—“just listen”—arrives as two squirrels scurry across a roof. Nothing is trivial, nothing grand; everything is the living temple. This meditation invites you to start where you are, grow silence, serenity, and sensitivity, and then share whatever fragrance appears. It is playful and direct, honoring the Tantric insight that life is a joyful dance when we stop resisting it.