According to Osho, the feeling of drifting away despite physical closeness arises from the mind’s habit of forgetting what is present and craving what is distant or not-yet. Nearness breeds oblivion; the mind runs ahead toward imagined lacks. Break this ‘law’ through meditation—waking to what is—so remembrance and intimacy return; sometimes temporary distance can refresh your love.
Your mind gets used to what’s near and chases what’s far, so stay present—and a little distance can sometimes help you remember.