According to Osho, true mastery arises only when the personal 'I' is absent. The master is a guest—free, unpredictable, non-possessive—an empty flute through which existence sings. He does not do but allows, taking no credit, offering no obstruction. Mastery is egoless availability: becoming a hollow bamboo so that life moves purely through you—'I am not; only existence is.'
Being a master means your ego steps aside so life can play its music through you, like a breeze or a flute.