According to Osho, to be original is to remain as you were born—fresh, unconditioned, free of society’s garbage of theology, manners, and ideology. The original man is the opposite of the hypocrite: natural, unpredictable, individual, rooted in inner silence and direct experience, not in borrowed knowledge. He refuses conditioning, lives like a living plant, responsive and alive.
Be as you truly are before others teach you roles—real, curious, and free.