According to Osho, simplicity is the fragrance of effortlessness: whenever there is effort, complexity enters; when there is non‑doing, life’s essentials—love, peace, silence—happen naturally. Forced virtues are mere acting and repression, producing ‘dead’ peace and inner turmoil. True simplicity cannot be achieved by striving; it arises from relaxed awareness—watchfulness without suppression—allowing innocence and spontaneity to flower.
Stop trying so hard; just be aware and let things happen naturally—that’s real simplicity.