According to Osho, true seekers of the Self exist, but they rarely call themselves sadhus or wear holiness like a uniform. Most “sadhus” act a role born of doubt; saintliness is inner, formless, and unadvertised. Recognize the real by its naturalness and awakening, not robes or molds; honor essence over label—even in a householder.
Yes—real holy people don’t need costumes or titles; you feel their quiet truth rather than see it displayed.