According to Osho, pleasure and bliss differ qualitatively: pleasure depends on external objects or people, is momentary, creates bondage and fluctuates with age and circumstances; bliss is your intrinsic nature—an inner flowering—independent, self-sufficient, timeless, and liberating. Pleasure is fine but limited; a life built only on it remains shallow. Bliss arises by turning inward through meditation, discovering the freedom of your own being.
Pleasure comes from outside and fades; bliss comes from within and frees you, found by being quiet and aware.