According to Osho, awakening must occur exactly where you are asleep—in the world itself. Escaping to ashrams or temples changes scenery, not the sleeper; obstacles and attachments are inner. Therefore, stay engaged in ordinary life and use its relationships, frictions, and responsibilities as mirrors that ripen dispassion and awareness. Wakeful seeing amidst the marketplace transforms you; renunciation is inward, not a flight from outer circumstances.
You wake up where you fell asleep, so practice being aware in daily life instead of running away, because the real problem is inside you.