According to Osho, 'Paramahansa Murphyji Maharaj' is a playful name for Murphy’s Law: life’s built-in perversity, uncertainty, and human foibles. His Golden Rule: 'Never do unto others as you would like them to do unto you—tastes differ.' His sutras mock expectation: shortcuts lengthen, errors persist, time is scarce, desire envies, and things go wrong—inviting alertness, humor, and nonattachment.
Murphyji says don’t assume others want what you want, and expect mix-ups so you stay relaxed and aware.