According to Osho, the urge to sort 'big, small, and middle peas' mirrors the mind’s compulsive need to classify everything before acting. This perfectionism paralyzes life. Reality won’t fit neat categories; clarity grows through participation, not exhaustive analysis. Drop the obsession with complete certainty, accept ambiguity, and move with awareness—otherwise you miss life while arguing about the “middle peas.”
Don’t wait to label everything perfectly—stay aware, accept some not-knowing, and keep moving.