According to Osho, in the presence of an enlightened master your egoic urge to be “independent” collapses and a tender dependence arises; that dependence is natural but provisional. If you don’t cling, it matures into harmony—interdependence—where you feel part of the whole and sense a mutual give-and-take: you depend on existence (and the master), and existence also, mysteriously, depends on you.
Being near a truly wise teacher first makes you lean on them, then shows you that you and everything else actually support each other.