According to Osho, the ultimate realization is one, but descriptions differ because each seeker’s sensory sensitivity and life-energy channels filter the experience. A blind mystic may know it as unstruck sound; a taster as nectar; a sight-oriented devotee as dazzling light and colors. Metaphors mirror the experiencer’s faculties—not variations in truth itself.
Different saints describe the same truth differently because they experience it through the senses they rely on most—hearing, seeing, or tasting.