According to Osho, there’s no need for a ‘dry line theory’ as speculation: it’s an observable fact that every act leaves a residue of tendency. Without positing a controller, yesterday’s anger or love conditions today’s likelihoods, forming a ‘type.’ This continuity of proclivity preserves order and explains differing reactions, even when particular events and their pains are gone.
What you do again and again becomes your habit, so you’ll react that way tomorrow even without a boss inside you.