According to Osho, a rebel trusts only lived experience, not prophets, scriptures, or traditions; he holds no belief system, remains an open inquirer. Unlike the egoist, his aloneness is innocent and humble, not arrogant. He refuses imitation and belonging to organizations to stay unprejudiced and pure, ready to witness truth firsthand. He honors freedom, his and others', never interfering, allowing each to act from inner clarity rather than borrowed conclusions.
A rebel learns from their own experience with a humble, open heart, doesn’t copy beliefs or groups, and lets everyone be free.