oshobob  The Living Workshop                                
                                              Osho meets China
Osho looks at "mu-sin"
     ...Zen calls this state of mind mu-sin. Mu-sin means
a state of no-mind, of pure intelligence. No thoughts are
moving around, there is just the flame of awareness. In
this state the observer is no
longer separate from the observed, the
knower is no longer separate from the
known, the hearer is no longer separate
from the speaker.

A few people here come to that state many
times – the state of mu-sin, when you are
not separate from me, when suddenly
boundaries merge, when suddenly we
overlap. In that moment there is the
communication, in that moment there is the
transfer. Then anything will do. My silence
will do, my word will do, any gesture of my
hand will do. You have to be in mu-sin, a
state of mind which has no ego, which has
no boundary. Only in this state is God
possible, is nirvana possible...

                                            --Osho
    Zen: The Path of Paradox, Vol. 1, ch. 5