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Are you in the same category as Ram, Krishna, Buddha, Mahavira, Jesus, and Mohammed?

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"Each enlightened being is a unique flower in the garden of existence; categories are for objects, not for the vibrant essence of individuality."

According to Osho, neither he nor Ram, Krishna, Buddha, Mahavira, Jesus or Mohammed belong to any common category; each enlightened being is uniquely oneself—a flower among flowers. Categories fit objects, not persons. He is a rebel who acts from his own awareness, not from tradition or politics, so he rejects identification with Ram’s obedience or Krishna’s expediency.
No—Osho says every master is unique, and he follows awareness, not tradition or clever strategy.
Why this matters practically
- Stop comparing yourself; honor your unique path.
- Question blind obedience and inherited beliefs.
- Choose actions from present-moment awareness over social pressure.
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