According to Osho, desires are dreams, not realities; neither fulfillable nor suppressible. The way to cut them is insight: simply see a desire as a dream and it dissolves on its own. Honor the body’s simple, real needs—food, water, shelter—while refusing the mind’s fantasies like fame or respect. Clarity ends craving without inner suppression or conflict.
Notice that fancy wants are like pretend games; when you see they’re not real, they fade, and you just take care of what your body truly needs.