When speaking to disciples, Osho explained that yes: when gibberish is done totally it empties the active mind; deep silence then dissolves the inactive residue; with a fearless let-go—'die completely'—you taste the transcendental, the very essence of Zen. This is not for a special few; anyone who participates totally can recognize it here-and-now and return renewed.
Osho's perspective on Gibberish
"In the totality of gibberish and the embrace of silence, you can die completely and taste the transcendental that is available to all."
First babble to dump your busy thoughts, then be utterly still and let go—like pretending to die—and you can feel a quiet beyond the mind.
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