What is communism?
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definition
"Communism is not just about collective ownership; it is the beginning of a journey to liberate humanity from the shackles of guilt and religious illusions, allowing us to realize our true potential."
According to Osho, communism means shifting private property to collective ownership to end classes of oppressors and oppressed, restoring human dignity through equality and equal opportunity. It is the first stage of a larger experiment: removing religious fictions and guilt that keep people inferior, cleansing the mind of past rubbish. With no God-ideas or priestly control, people can drop inferiority and unfold their latent potential.
Share everything fairly so no one feels less than others, and drop make-believe guilt so everyone can grow.
Why this matters practically
- Question wealth/status comparisons that breed inferiority.
- Examine inherited beliefs and guilt that limit freedom.
- Support equal opportunities so real potential can blossom.
- Examine inherited beliefs and guilt that limit freedom.
- Support equal opportunities so real potential can blossom.
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