According to Osho, marriage as an institution cannot be spiritual: anything fixed and rule-bound lacks the playful spontaneity of spirit. Society’s rules breed seriousness, while enlightenment is light, joking, creative—like Bodhidharma’s irreverence. God is playful; from satori’s playfulness, creativity flowers. Spirituality belongs to free, living consciousness, not to rigid contracts or institutions.
No—marriage as a fixed rule isn’t spiritual; real spirit is playful, free, and creative, not stiff and serious.