According to Osho, waiting for the ship is an intensely alive, trusting patience fueled by your own longing, love, and clarity of vision; it strengthens individuality and magnetizes the arrival. Fatalism is dull passivity born of belief in predestination; it denies freedom, erodes integrity, and misses the ship altogether. True waiting is total, passionate, non-impatient engagement that recognizes and invites what it seeks.
Really waiting means caring and looking so much that you spot your chance; being fatalistic means not caring and missing it.