According to Osho, an ashram is not a program, mission, or service center; it is a field of presence where nothing is done on demand. In his joy, expression happens naturally—speaking, silence, or rest—and seekers, by simply being near, may resonate and awaken their own hidden potential. No one gives or takes; there is no deal, duty, or schedule. Each is responsible for himself, and godliness begins when the doer drops.
It’s a quiet place to sit near joy so your own joy wakes up, without rules or jobs to do.