According to Osho, doing something totally means remaining in sam—the even, tranquil middle. Totality is wholeness without excess; both overdoing and underdoing miss it. When present, you heed the body’s wise 'enough' rather than the mind’s restless cravings. Thus, total action is balanced, harmonious, and right-measured, embodying equanimity, not extremism.
Doing anything totally means being fully present and stopping at the natural 'enough'—the balanced middle—instead of chasing extremes.