According to Osho, tathata (‘suchness’) is the hallmark of enlightenment: life expresses itself spontaneously without doer, preference or insistence. The enlightened neither give sermons nor withhold them—teaching or silence simply happens, like fragrance from a flower. In suchness there is total acceptance of what is, including others as they are; any deliberate effort or agenda is a-tathata.
It means being like a flower that naturally gives fragrance—no pushing or fixing, just letting things be as they are.