According to Osho, the sole eternal value is life itself—the Divine, an unnameable, spontaneous aliveness that expands, intensifies, and illuminates. All other values—truth, nonviolence, compassion, celibacy, etc.—are temporal, context-bound adornments taught by society; they shift with time and need. When life’s value is realized, those moral forms arise naturally and become secondary expressions rather than prescriptive rules.
Eternal value means honoring living aliveness itself; all other moral rules are changeable tools that should naturally flow from that reverence.