According to Osho, meditation belongs to the third state of consciousness—intuition—beyond the first two: instinct (concentration) and intellect (contemplation). Concentration narrows attention; contemplation thinks and analyzes. Meditation drops both effort and thought into simple witnessing: relaxed, choiceless awareness of what is. In this clarity the mind quiets and one’s original, silent being is revealed.
Meditation is not focusing or thinking; it’s just calmly watching everything without doing anything to it.