According to Osho, there is no fixed criterion for evaluating experiences. Any demand for a universal yardstick is misguided; the very search exposes its impossibility. Instead of clinging to borrowed measures, investigate directly and see. If you ever discover a definitive standard, report it—but the point is that none exists, freeing you to inquire without secondhand authority.
There isn’t one rule to judge experiences; you must look for yourself instead of relying on a ready-made measure.