According to Osho, spirituality is not an ideology but a state of no-mind where all ideas dissolve; this universal silence is the true Sanatan Dharma—the eternal law or religiousness beyond any particular religion. He rejects identifying Sanatan Dharma with Hinduism, affirming that religions arise and die, while religiousness endures; his work embodies this source where Buddha, Mahavira, Lao Tzu, and all traditions meet.
For Osho, real spirituality is the quiet beyond thoughts where all religions are one, which he calls the eternal law—not a Hindu label.