According to Osho, being is a silent, wordless presence—an empty, living void—known only in the gaps between thoughts, beyond concepts and speech. It is realized through satsang: a direct, heart-to-heart resonance where silence meets silence, like sensing the ocean’s still depth beneath surface waves. Words are mere pretexts; only inner listening in that gap reveals being’s essence.
Being is the quiet, wordless aliveness you notice when you pause thinking and rest in simple silence.