According to Osho, the spirit of Zen is a wordless communion where silence and laughter meet, the communicators disappear, and one undivided consciousness dances with the whole. It is total participation—no spectator left—relaxing utterly into existence. In this playful stillness, oneness becomes the doorway to ultimate awakening, echoing the living transmission of Mahakashyapa and Bodhidharma.
Zen means being so present and playful in silence that you forget yourself and feel one with everything.