According to Osho, ‘spiritual entertainment’ is religion as spectacle: rituals, sermons, and temple-going that soothe or inflate the ego yet result in no inner change. Lacking deep communion with a living, awakened master, these gatherings mimic cinema—crowds, gossip, excitement—but no transformation. Priests lost in their own unconsciousness cannot share light, so seekers come and go unchanged.
It's like going to a movie called 'church'—you watch and feel good, but nothing in you really changes.