According to Osho, the simplicity and innocence of consciousness is the no-mind state: a present-centered awareness free of memory, imagination, worry and ego. Remaining in the middle - neither past nor future - one meets "what is," the ever-present divine. In this meditative innocence, mind becomes a useful servant, not the master, and the whole procession of inner conflicts subsides into clear, effortless being.
It means just being here now, not lost in yesterday or tomorrow, letting thoughts be tools while your quiet awareness leads.