According to Osho, designations like ‘dharma’ and ‘spirituality’ are not superfluous but essential. Dharma means one’s intrinsic, ultimate nature—the seed of the divine that sprouts through the soil of meditation; religions are merely sampradayas, paths toward it. Spirituality (adhyatma) is your innermost, unborrowed awareness—silence before language—realized by neti-neti and pure witnessing. These terms precisely indicate self-realization’s essence, not sectarian labels.
No—‘dharma’ names your true nature that grows through meditation, and ‘spirituality’ means the inner, unborrowed awareness you discover by simply witnessing yourself.