According to Osho, memory’s place depends on your way of living: in a sequential life, you are a slave to memory—past patterns dictate each step. In a spontaneous life, you remain fresh from moment to moment and use memory as a tool, a well-kept storehouse (agaar) you open only when needed—practically, precisely, and then close—so awareness, not habit, leads.
Let memory be your toolbox, not your boss: remember what helps, but let the living moment decide what you do.