According to Osho, when God (and with him, religion as external authority) are dead, what remains is man and existence itself: human freedom, responsibility, and equality—especially the liberation of women. Without a creator, we are not puppets or machines but evolved, existential beings. This 'death' proclaims our autonomy to live consciously, create meaning, and own our actions.
It means there’s no boss in the sky—only us, free and responsible to shape our lives fairly.