According to Osho, organization is, unfortunately, necessary for a religion’s survival, yet it almost inevitably becomes political and anti-religious. Religion is delicate like a flower; organization is the strong root—useful for support but prone to dominate. Separate powers create conflict; united powers breed corruption. The only remedy is vigilant, minimal structure that serves the living spirit, not suppresses it, and welcomes rebellious authenticity.
Yes, a religion needs some structure to last, but too much of it turns into politics, so keep it small and serving the heart.