According to Osho, only those who climb toward inner peaks—through renunciation, detachment, and austerity—can "fall." The ordinary person, settled at zero, cannot fall further. Near summits lie hidden abysses; striving invites risk (yoga-bhrashta). Falling is not failure but a sign of courage and movement; avoiding the heights is the real loss.
You only slip if you’re actually climbing; trying to live higher brings risks, while staying low has nowhere to fall.