According to Osho, only climbers can fall: the ordinary already lives at the bottom, but seekers aim for summits where hidden chasms abound. Renunciation invites risk—yogabhrashta exists precisely because growth and slipping are inseparable. Falls don’t negate the path; they confirm the ascent and the challenge awakened by the presence of awakened ones. Therefore, don’t fear falling—keep flying, strengthen your wings, and continue the climb.
You slip only because you’re climbing; falling is part of learning to fly higher.