According to Osho, existence is nameless; a name is non-essential yet useful, like a label for practical living. The problem is identification: we become hypnotized by the label and sacrifice the essential for it. He even gives new names to expose this illusion and point toward essential qualities (like love and bliss). What’s essential is how you use the non-essential: as a reminder, not an identity.
Your name is just a helpful tag; don’t mistake it for who you really are—use it to remember what matters inside.