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What is the relationship between the roles of a priest and a lawyer in mediating between man and higher principles?

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"Remove the middleman; trust your immediate being and seek a judge who hears you directly, for both priests and lawyers create unnecessary divisions between you and your truth."

According to Osho, priests and lawyers are parallel figures of unnecessary mediation: the priest inserts himself between you and existence (God), creating division and spiritual slavery; the lawyer inserts himself between people and justice, cloaking truth in jargon. Both convert living realities into systems and dependencies, obstructing direct experience and straightforward justice; remove the middleman—trust immediate being and an educated, fair judge hearing people directly.
Both priests and lawyers get in the way—meet life and justice directly, without middlemen.
Why this matters practically
- Rely on direct awareness and meditation instead of religious intermediaries.
- Favor plain truth and humane fairness over legal trickery and jargon.
- Reduce dependency on authorities who profit from confusion and fear.
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