According to Osho, Buddhism leaves no room for prayer because it recognizes no external God to petition; only impersonal dharma—the law—exists, and the divine is within. Temple prostrations are human habits of bargaining and flattery, not Buddha’s teaching. Instead of asking favors, Buddha calls for awakening: meditation, responsibility, and self-transformation, dropping dependence on idols and intermediaries.
Since there’s no outside God to ask, stop bowing and bargaining—look within, meditate, and change yourself.