According to Osho, emptiness has two faces: the one-dimensional emptiness achieved by negating passions (as we perceive in Buddha) and the supreme, innate emptiness revealed by pure awareness. This intrinsic emptiness is multidimensional and appears as wholeness—total, vibrant participation without attachment (as in Krishna). Ultimately, real emptiness and wholeness are the same state: when nothing is clung to, everything can flow through you.
When you stop holding onto anything inside, you become like open space that includes everything—so true emptiness feels like being whole.