According to Osho, absolutely not; sadhus and saints, as commonly understood, do not affirm people's spontaneous, life-affirming behavior. Their stance is a categorical 'no'—they neither endorse nor encourage natural expression, but negate it. For Osho, authentic behavior arises from awareness, not from moralistic prescriptions imposed by religious figures.
He says saints don’t teach you to be naturally yourself; they just say “no” to your real feelings and actions.