According to Osho, the watcher is never amused; it cannot do anything but witness. Amusement, sorrow, even bliss belong to the mind and are simply observed. The watcher has no expressions, no tear glands—like a mirror reflecting without involvement. When all experiences subside, only pure witnessing remains: silent, choiceless awareness beyond all moods and movements.
The silent part of you just watches; any amusement or feeling happens in the mind, and the watcher only sees it.