According to Osho, Bodhidharma’s “coming from the West” is a Zen pointer, not a historical curiosity: it signifies the transmission of wordless insight—the art of witnessing. He brought no doctrine, only the empty mirror of awareness. Zen begins where you recognize your buddha-nature and live as a silent, watchful presence in every act.
It means Bodhidharma shared quiet awareness, not ideas—just watch inside and be your own Buddha.