According to Osho, to wake up is for the dream to end: the known self and its opposites—happiness/misery, peace/restlessness, beliefs, scriptures, heaven/hell—vanish. What remains is indescribable, a direct “taste of the divine” beyond language and concepts—Brahman, Buddhahood, whatever you call it. Only awakening reveals it. It’s ever at hand; once awake, you lament having slept so long.
Waking up ends the life-dream of ideas and feelings, and you directly feel a sweet truth that words can’t explain.