According to Osho, time is not merely clock-ticks but the rightness of the moment, not just chronology. He points to seasons and ripeness—the monsoon, July or August—signaling that life unfolds when questions and seekers are ready. Trust timing, allow gestation, and meet existence when conditions harmonize; forcing prematurely distorts growth, while waiting consciously aligns you with the living flow.
Time means doing things when they’re ripe—like waiting for the rains—so they work out naturally.