According to Osho, yajna means the inner sacrifice of ego and doership so that one becomes a transparent mouth of Brahman. It is not a sectarian ritual but the universal offering in which personal speech falls silent and the Divine speaks through you. Wherever true knowing arises—through Buddha, Jesus, or the Vedas—that blossoming is the fruit of this living yajna.
Yajna is giving up your “me, me” so God can use you—like a flute letting the wind make music.