According to Osho, Makkhali Goshalak was a visionary seer, not a philosopher—he refused doctrines, systems, and scripture-making. He taught that life’s mystery can’t be captured in concepts, so drop futile questions (like creation) and the anxiety behind them. Charismatic yet traditionless, he drew few followers. His significance is a radical agnosticism that challenges both theist and atheist certainties and restores direct, humble seeing.
He said life is too big for neat answers, so stop chasing explanations and relax into not-knowing.