Why are all the wise not unanimous about Krishna being a complete incarnation?
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"The wise see the same truth and do not argue, while division arises from the politics of followers who cling to their masters out of hatred for others."
According to Osho, the wise are unanimous; only followers are divided. True sages see the same truth and don’t argue about Krishna’s completeness. Division springs from disciples’ politics of opposition: they cling to ‘their’ master mainly out of hatred for others, craving conflict and comparison. This reverse current feeds sects, headlines, and wars, not love—so the noise of followers masks the silent agreement of the wise.
Wise people agree about Krishna; it’s the followers who argue because they like taking sides and disliking the other side.
Why this matters practically
- Stop comparing masters; cultivate love instead of opposition.
- Notice your pull toward conflict; shift attention to compassion and practice.
- Seek the quiet unity beneath loud sectarian claims.
- Notice your pull toward conflict; shift attention to compassion and practice.
- Seek the quiet unity beneath loud sectarian claims.
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