According to Osho, Pythagoras’ theorem has no mystic significance. It belongs to the outer, collective domain of science—useful, inevitable, and discoverable by anyone sooner or later. Pythagoras was primarily a mystic; mathematics was his hobby. The West misread him by valuing utility over inward realization. True religion is utterly individual, an inner journey unrelated to formulas, traditions, or causal chains.
The theorem is just math; Pythagoras was a mystic, but real spirituality isn’t in formulas—it’s in turning inward.