According to Osho, suicide is a sensitive person’s last resort in a neurotic society; it’s seen as an exit when life feels intolerable. If one grows where suicide is modeled—even in family—death can be misperceived as relief. His remedy is a conscious alternative: sannyas, meditation, respectful withdrawal—transforming sensitivity into insight and meeting death as mystery, not escape.
If people around you treat suicide as a way out, death can look like an escape; Osho says choose a wiser exit—meditation and stepping back—so you can face life and death calmly.