According to Osho, labels like Jain, Buddhist, Christian, or Muslim are secondhand, borrowed personalities—easy substitutes for the perilous inner work of becoming a Jina, Buddha, or Christ. Following another turns you outward and erodes your own soul; worship is play, sadhana is risk and resolve. Learn from masters precisely this: don't walk behind anyone. Drop identities, turn within, and realize the truth directly yourself.
Wearing a religion’s label is like wearing a jersey without playing—the real game is to look inside and wake up yourself.