According to Osho, expression is inherently limiting: whatever manifests—words, poems, paintings—has boundaries, while the unmanifest silence is infinite. Yet speech is a necessary finger pointing to the sky, a small bridge to lead you beyond language. Use words as pointers, then drop them; seek the gaps, the intervals, where emptiness and living silence reveal the boundless.
Words are like a finger showing the moon—look past the finger to the quiet sky it points to.