According to Osho, fate is mostly a convenient excuse; your lived experience—night or dawn—depends on your choice, intensity of longing, and alertness. Existence offers the open sky, but it never forces you to fly. By keeping your eyes, ears, and heart open, you meet the inevitable dawn; by closing them, you postpone it indefinitely.
If you open up and truly want the light, you get morning; if you blame fate and stay closed, you stay in the dark.