According to Osho, Mahavira’s nakedness was not a matter of character but an expression of his realized vision—his knowing. Clothes obstruct the body’s subtle exchange with the cosmos; fabrics filter or trap vibrations. Nakedness enables direct attunement and communication with existence, like an antenna in the open. Thus, copying his nudity as a moral pose is meaningless without the inner realization it serves.
He was naked to better ‘talk’ with the universe, not to make a moral point, because clothes get in the way.