According to Osho, enlightenment has no outer signs; it is an inner state where all questions fall, a continuous silence, peace and contentment amid success or failure, life or death. Whether called self-realization, God‑realization, or even no‑realization, it flowers as uncaused joy and a celebrative, love‑filled presence. You recognize it not by appearances but by a magnetic, transformative nearness—and by risking intimacy with such a being rather than staying a distant observer.
You can’t spot enlightenment by looks; it’s a steady inner peace and joy you grasp by being close to someone who lives it.