According to Osho, he loves India not as a map or modern nation, but as a timeless spiritual experiment: a civilization devoted for millennia to the inner journey, the discovery of consciousness, the universality of being, and nirvana. He honors this heritage despite personal mistreatment, contrasting it with outward science and power, which, without self-knowledge, become futile and destructive.
I love the idea of India as a path to look inside and truly know yourself, not just the country on a map.