Timing

Q: Is it true to say that timing is everything?

According to Osho, no - timing is not everything. Waiting for the "right moment" numbs seeking; enlightenment has no season. You are already the light - recognize it now. Buddha's talk of timing was consoling the hesitant, not prescribing delay. What counts is authentic thirst and turning inward; a master can create catalytic situations, but the leap is immediate and yours.

Q: What are the esoteric reasons for arriving at a lecture at a specific time?

According to Osho, there’s nothing mystical about his timing: time doesn’t exist for him in meditation, so punctuality becomes accidental. Asked for three esoteric reasons, he jokes: "I am drunk, I am drunk, I am drunk"—drunk on presence/being. His lateness reflects living in a timeless, ecstatic flow where inner spontaneity, not the clock, sets the rhythm.

Timing

Timing transcends mere moments; it is the inner thirst for truth that ignites enlightenment, as Osho reminds us that we are the light waiting to be recognized, urging us to leap into our own awakening without hesitation or delay.