According to Osho, a disciple is one who agrees not with the master’s words but with his being—the unsaid, living presence behind all sayings. The disciple is free to argue with every statement, yet remains in unconditional accord with the master’s essence. Discipleship is communion beyond philosophy: trust, attunement, and participation in the master’s silent truth.
A true disciple follows the master’s silent presence, not just his talk.