According to Osho, as desires fade, the actions they fueled also cease, creating an interim 'pregnancy' period of outward inactivity. Energy once dissipated in chasing goals now accumulates and gestates. This gap varies by individual and can look extreme, but it prepares a rebirth: when sufficient energy matures, action reappears, arising spontaneously without desire-driven compulsion.
When you stop wanting things, you naturally stop rushing; your energy rests, gathers strength, and later you move again without chasing anything.