According to Osho, thinking solves only the problems it itself creates—conceptual, mathematical, man-made puzzles. Lived, existential issues like love, sorrow, and death do not yield to thought; overthinking intensifies them. Thought’s highest service is to reveal its own limits, pushing you toward meditation and direct experiencing, where insight arises from contact with life’s depths rather than explanatory consolations.
Use your mind for math and plans, but for love, grief, and meaning, quiet down and feel—clarity comes from being present, not from thinking harder.