According to Osho, reality is double‑tiered: the mind knows the outer, objective world, while the no‑mind knows a deeper, majestic inner reality. From the no‑mind the outer appears dreamlike—less significant, yet it still exists (you still eat, the body hungers). Both realities are interdependent. The art is Zorba the Buddha: honor worldly life with awareness, while awakening to the higher significance revealed by no‑mind.
There are two real worlds—one for daily living the mind handles, and a deeper one found in silence—so befriend both.