According to Osho, villagers do not inherently possess simplicity; that's a romantic myth. Human minds are alike in city or village, past or present. Simplicity is not in geography, clothes, or era but in inner transformation. Only sadhana—conscious practice—purifies and simplifies the mind; without it, 'village life' offers no spiritual advantage.
Living in a village doesn’t make you simple; only practicing awareness and inner work does.