According to Osho, satori is a fleeting glimpse of the ultimate—like viewing star-filled sky through a window or seeing distant Himalayan peaks. It appears in meditation as momentary light, bliss, ecstasy, then disappears. Its function is to invite you beyond the framed glimpse toward samadhi—the irreversible equilibrium where all tensions cease. Treat satori as a beginning, not an end.
Satori is a short, sweet peek of truth in meditation that comes and goes, nudging you to keep going until peace stays forever (samadhi).