According to Osho, life has no distant “point” to reach; its significance is intrinsic. The split between means and ends is a power-imposed illusion that robs us of love, beauty, play, and meditation—experiences whose value is in themselves. Stop asking “for what?”; live, love, and be aware now. In living itself, ends and means coincide, and joy flowers.
Life isn’t a race to a prize; it’s like enjoying a sunset—good just because it is.