According to Osho, external markers of sannyas—orange clothes, a mala with his picture, and a master-given name—are not ultimate necessities but compassionate devices. For those not ready for instant awakening, they serve as a bridge: playful supports that create commitment, closeness to the master, and ripeness for a sudden leap. They are means, not ends; once understanding flowers, such forms naturally drop.
The dress, mala, and new name are like training wheels to keep you close and steady until you can awaken without any props.