According to Osho, realizing life’s futility is a necessary threshold but not a guarantee of meaning. It opens two paths: stagnating in nihilistic “no” (atheism) or transforming that insight into a quest for the divine “yes” (theism). Seeing darkness implies the possibility of light; suffering hints at joy. Meaning begins when you use awareness of futility as fuel to inquire, rise, and seek beyond.
Feeling life is pointless can start real meaning—but only if you let it push you to search for deeper truth instead of giving up.