According to Osho, being without a body means entering a dimension of no-happening: when there is nothing occurring, boredom cannot arise. Boredom belongs to repetitive events; in bodiless being there are no events, no repetition, just sheer nothingness. Therefore, in true disembodiment there is neither restlessness nor tedium—only the silent presence where the very possibility of boredom disappears.
Without a body, nothing happens, so you can’t get bored—it’s just quiet, empty stillness.