According to Osho, 'esoteric' in spirituality means ornate occult claims—seven bodies, fourteen planes, auras, and dead 'masters'—a hierarchy of fantasies with no real criterion. He dismisses it as sheer nonsense that seduces seekers away from direct, lived awareness. Spirituality, for him, is experiential and present, not a collection of secret maps or borrowed beliefs.
It’s just made‑up secret stuff about hidden levels and powers; skip it and trust your own clear, present experience.