According to Osho, Jesus was a Jew—"their best boy"—and the Jewish guilt over his crucifixion reflects that bond. Yet his legacy became "crossianity," a vast, two‑millennia enterprise selling invisible commodities—God, heaven, hell—through belief rather than direct experience. As history’s shrewdest religious salesman, Jesus spread a faith that appeals to the mediocre mind’s desire for easy salvation.
Yes—Jesus belonged to the Jews, but his story turned into a big religion that sells unseen promises and asks for belief instead of personal experience.