According to Osho, revelation in teaching is not a fixed doctrine but a spontaneous, living response arising from inner emptiness and overflowing joy. He speaks to the person, not the question, using words only as vehicles to transmit presence—love, peace, bliss. Like poetry, it needs freedom, not rules; therefore it is inconsistent, playful, inexhaustible, and truer than rehearsed sermons.
Real teaching shows up fresh each moment from the heart and shares a feeling, not a fixed script.