According to Osho, Sufism and Buddhism are provisional forms—occupations of the mind—that help you begin, according to your natural temperament or even its polar opposite. Used skillfully, both are devices to loosen conditioning and lead you beyond all labels and methods. At the culmination, their distinctions dissolve into pure meditation: no Sufi, no Buddhist—just presence, fluidity, nirvana.
They’re different ladders to the same roof; climb one (even the opposite of your habit), then drop the ladder when you arrive.