According to Osho, there is no contradiction: Sahajo’s ‘no companionship’ points to existential aloneness, while satsang means the company of one whose presence awakens that very aloneness. True satsang is not crowd or distraction; it’s a catalytic presence that deepens self-remembrance. Even among thousands, each sits alone—alert, silent, and rooted in his own being.
Satsang is being with someone who helps you feel your own true aloneness, not lose yourself in a crowd.