According to Osho, Krishna’s significance is that of the ecstatic devotee: life as overflowing rasa. Unlike lives fixated on sorrow, guilt, or austerity, he embodies a devotion so joyful that even suffering is welcomed—tasted, not sought—as another flavor of the divine. Tears, for him, are not of misery but of abundance; when love and bliss overflow, they become leela where every experience is sanctified.
Krishna shows life can be a joyful dance with the divine, where even pain is felt as part of love, not as misery.