According to Osho, common sense is the clarity that arises from embracing ordinariness and dropping the ego’s hunger to be special. When you settle into simple innocence—being a nobody—you return to your real nature, a silent, effortless wisdom he calls buddha-being. In that egoless simplicity there is natural joy and rightness; you become an emperor without an empire, moving through life with unforced, awake intelligence.
Common sense is being happily ordinary—drop trying to be special, relax into simple presence, and your natural clear wisdom appears.