According to Osho, the bond between German sannyasins and him arises from an inevitable, existential pull—'destined to happen'—rather than from social or political forces. He foresees Germany becoming a 'sannyas land,' suggesting a collective readiness and receptivity in the German psyche. Their connection is driven by inner calling and transformation, not ideology, and therefore cannot be prevented by external authorities.
Germans feel a natural pull toward Osho that no rules or leaders can stop.