According to Osho, no. Constant proximity to a Master can become an addictive overdose, creating bondage rather than liberation. He advocates a rhythm of nearness and distance—creating hunger, balance, and independence—so disciples test their insights in ordinary life. The ashram is only a school; real attainment proves itself in the world. Each seeker’s needs differ, so he sometimes sends people away.
Don’t stay with the Master all the time; come close, then go live and test your growth, returning when needed.