According to Osho, having one’s own opinion carries no real significance—there is no need for it at all. An opinion is a substitute for seeing directly; it fixes the mind and blocks fresh understanding. He invites dropping the urge to take positions and, instead, meeting life from awareness and immediacy. From openness, clarity and right action arise naturally, without borrowed conclusions.
You don’t need to have an opinion; stay open, see for yourself, and act from clear awareness.