According to Osho, reality is not confined to matter. Matter (matra) is whatever can be measured; reality also includes consciousness—the immeasurable, irreducible dimension that no instrument can quantify. Denial itself presupposes consciousness; thus its presence is self-evident. The nature of reality, therefore, is a unity of the measurable and the immeasurable, with consciousness as its essential, non-quantifiable core.
Reality isn’t just what you can count or weigh; it also includes your awareness, which can’t be measured but is clearly there because you’re the one noticing anything at all.