According to Osho, Shankara equates maya with change itself and therefore deems it false (mithya): whatever shifts from moment to moment cannot be truth, which is the unchanging eternal. Yet Osho (with Krishna) adds a corrective: change and the changeless are mutually dependent and equally real—two inseparable facets of one coin, arising simultaneously as truth and 'untruth.'
Shankara says what changes isn’t truly real, but Osho says both the moving world and the still center are real and need each other.