According to Osho, there is profound hope for no-sayers: no is a necessary, purifying beginning—the seed and womb from which an authentic yes flowers. Use no consciously to burn the false, secondhand beliefs and create inner emptiness; but don't let it become a habit. When the negation is complete, a living, heartfelt yes arises—unborrowed, transformative—unlike the conditioned, parrotlike yes imposed by society.
Saying no can clean out borrowed stuff inside you so a real yes can grow—just use it wisely and don’t get stuck in no.