According to Osho, the mystic meets bodily pain with awareness, not philosophy: he observes it directly, neither resisting nor dramatizing it, and acts pragmatically—seeking treatment if needed—while inwardly remaining a silent witness. By distinguishing pain from the mind’s added suffering, the mystic lets sensations rise and fall, learning from them, gaining compassion, and staying free of habit-bound reactions.
Notice the body’s hurt without making a scary story, stay calm, get help if needed, and the extra suffering fades.