Core Insight:
According to Osho, the urge to be a therapist springs from a too‑serious, repressive culture that makes souls sick; people then seek roles that “fix” others while avoiding their own repressions—like Freud himself confessing unresolved desire. True sanity is playful, grateful contact with existence, not institutional seriousness. When laughter and aliveness return, the compulsion to cure others dissolves into shared celebration, not solemn cure.