According to Osho, realizing our imperfection is like feeling thirst—it awakens the quest for perfection. This insight turns life from stagnant bhoga (indulgence) into dynamic yoga (growth), like a river rushing toward the ocean. Dissatisfaction becomes a blessed first step, giving direction, energy, and alignment with our divine element, so we no longer gasp like fish out of water.
Seeing you're not perfect makes you want to grow, so you stop drifting and start moving toward wholeness, like a thirsty person seeking water.