According to Osho, samadhi that appears as loss of consciousness is not a swoon but the flowering of a second, objectless awareness. Outward attention, senses, and dharana drop, so the body seems faint; inwardly, wakefulness is total, self-born, and blissful. This is the Self’s inherent consciousness, not induced by external stimuli. Western psychology mistakes it for hysteria because it recognizes only outer, object-directed consciousness.
It may look like someone has blacked out, but inside they’re fully awake, with all attention turned inward to quiet, blissful awareness.