According to Osho, time and space never touch the essential bond between master and disciple; only the disciple’s impurities—expectations, even the desire for enlightenment—create the illusion of distance. As love matures into desirelessness, the master is carried within; presence deepens beyond nearness, separation, and even death. If the master remains an external object or means, proximity seems crucial; in oneness, it is irrelevant.
If you stop wanting anything from the master and just love, you feel him inside you everywhere and always; wanting things makes distance and time seem to matter.