According to Osho, in a commune "laziness" means inner non-doing - the witnessing self - while "busyness" is loving activity done without the egoic doer. He is "busy without business," the laziest as pure watcher; his people work joyfully, turning work into worship. Thus outer busyness sustains and expresses inner laziness, and both coexist when action arises from love and awareness.
We do many helpful things, but inside we relax and just watch; that inner rest is Osho's 'laziness' while everyone is 'busy' with love.