According to Osho, when you don’t know what to do, cease all doing: sit silently, relax into non-doing, and let existence work. Many problems ripen only through allowing; effort merely complicates them. In the stillness of meditation, nature’s own intelligence returns, like spring arriving and grass growing by itself; then clarity, rest, and the right action emerge spontaneously.
When you’re unsure, stop trying; relax quietly, and let the next right step show up by itself.