According to Osho, willingness is the hallmark of a truly positive state: you retain the power to act, yet consciously refrain. Rest belongs to the one who can walk but chooses stillness; silence to the one who can think but chooses no-thought. Such non-doing is alert, voluntary, and free—unlike paralysis—revealing mastery, presence, and inner strength.
Real rest is when you could act but calmly choose not to—showing inner freedom, not helplessness.