According to Osho, in moksha the soul is bodiless and beyond time—centuries pass like moments—so a subtle spiritual thread can still link seekers with liberated masters. Where this thread remains alive, a living communion is possible and the tradition thrives; when it attenuates, no relationship is possible and the lineage dries up. Moksha doesn’t end presence; it refines it into a rare, silent availability.
A liberated soul is like a quiet radio station you can still tune into if the signal (connection) is there; if the signal fades, you can’t.