According to Osho, what seem like contradictions arise only when judged by dead, man-made logic; his words serve life, not logic. Existence thrives on polarities—man and woman, joy and pain—whose creative tension makes life vibrant. Viewed existentially, these ‘contradictions’ are living complementaries. He chooses authenticity to existence over consistency to systems, so apparent inconsistencies simply reflect life’s dynamic play, not a failure of coherence.
He isn’t trying to please logic; he’s honoring life’s opposites, so what looks mixed-up is just two sides that keep life alive.