According to Osho, 'This is this' proclaims tantra’s here-now nonduality: the ordinary 'this' is all, already divine; 'that' and 'Brahma' are included within it. Hence no higher/lower or near/far split—world and Brahma are one. Stop searching in distant ideals; turn to the intimate present, where the master and the sacred appear as the utterly ordinary.
Everything right here and now—even the most ordinary—already holds God, so stop looking somewhere else.