According to Osho, Lao Tzu’s “non-ability” is the deepest ability: total non-doing where both body and mind are utterly still. It isn’t lethargy but a luminous reservoir of unused energy, gathered because there is no urge to act. This supreme rest—pure being—is meditation itself, catalyzing spiritual growth and radiating effortless potency beyond goal-driven activity.
If your body and thoughts stop rushing and you rest quietly, your energy fills up like a battery, and that calm is real strength.