According to Osho, when the pursuit of beauty eclipses other religious ideals, it actually fulfills enlightenment rather than obscuring it. True beauty is the 'not-to-be'—the dissolution of limiting self into the infinite—rich, superabundant freedom. Focusing on beauty transcends the dryness of mere truth and the strain of imposed goodness, opening an aesthetic, living approach that flowers naturally into moksha (liberation).
Real beauty is when the small ‘me’ melts away—this melting is enlightenment.