According to Osho, Anuvrat is an outer, second‑hand moralism—borrowed words and public vows promoted by Acharya Tulsi—devoid of meditative realization. It is politics masquerading as spirituality: exegesis and notes without a living heart. Without personal experience of meditation, such programs remain hollow, parroted slogans; true transformation comes from inner silence and authenticity, not from public codes or borrowed teachings.
It’s mostly borrowed rules and showy promises; without meditation in your own heart, nothing really changes.