According to Osho, in Lao Tzu’s vision there is no place for method: whatever is achieved by practice becomes a habit, affects only the surface, and masks your innate nature. The Real is already present and needs no cultivation—only relaxed no-doing (wu-wei). Methods may be used merely to exhaust compulsive doing so that effort collapses and one falls back into the effortless, natural being that precedes birth and survives death.
Stop trying to force spirituality—when you quit all forced doing, your true self shows up by itself.