Ask Osho!
Osho on What is the word for it?

What is the word for it?

When you stop doing and simply witness, the effortless state of samayik blossoms, revealing clarity and ease in the absence of resistance.

— Osho
According to Osho, the word is samayik: the effortless state that flowers when you stop doing and simply witness whatever arises—thoughts, feelings, movements—without interference. It cannot be produced by effort; it appears when resistance ceases. Like jujutsu or a drunk's fall, you 'cooperate' with life, staying relaxed and non-doing, and clarity and ease emerge on their own.

It's called samayik—just stop trying and watch; when you relax and let things be, the right state comes by itself.

Keep Exploring

Related Questions on Language