According to Osho, yes: living utterly in the present—free of past memory and future desire—removes the ego’s two supports. In the now, the ego cannot stand, and the One (Brahman) is revealed: life as a single continuum where all beings are waves of the same ocean. From this egoless seeing, awareness of interdependence naturally arises, along with non-egoic, unique individuality.
When you stop clinging to before or after and just be here now, the little ‘me’ fades and you feel we’re all parts of one big life.