Is the only difference between Sage Kapila’s Sankhya philosophy, Ashtavakra’s Mahageeta, and Krishnamurti’s teaching one of expression according to time and place?

According to Osho, Kapila, Ashtavakra, and Krishnamurti realized the same timeless truth; what differs is their expression, which unfolds in time, to particular listeners. Yet none is repeating another: each discovery is utterly original to the knower. The sectarian mistake is to turn living realization into borrowed belief; truth must be directly known, not second-hand.

They all found the same truth but explained it differently for their times—don’t just believe; discover it yourself.