According to Osho, Christianity institutionalized itself roughly three centuries after Jesus, when unenlightened successors built the church; with the original light gone, priests imposed life-negative rules (especially celibacy) to generate guilt and control. This pattern tends to overtake almost every religion after its master dies, unless a truly enlightened successor prevents it. He warns: let it not happen again.
After a master dies, officials often replace joyful living with strict rules like celibacy to control people—don’t let that happen.