According to Osho, superstition is blind belief and loud certainty that cover inner uncertainty—assertions like 'absolute faith' pasted over doubt. Truth does not arise from belief but from love; where love is absent, untruth thrives. Therefore, drop borrowed convictions; let love uncover honesty, and certainty will flower from direct, heartfelt seeing.
Superstition means pretending you’re sure by just believing, instead of loving and honestly seeing for yourself.