According to Osho, there is fundamentally no difference between political and religious leaders: both spring from an inferiority complex expressing as will-to-power. Whether on a throne or a pulpit, the mind seeks to feel superior by making others inferior. Such leadership is intellectual, second‑hand, serving the status quo for honors and rewards, not arising from authentic intelligence or rebellion.
Both kinds of leaders often just want to feel big by having power over others, not because they have real wisdom.