According to Osho, God is not a belief or a concept to accept second‑hand. He rejects believing altogether: what is known must be known directly, and what is unknown should be honestly acknowledged as unknown. Thus, “God” is meaningful only as immediate, lived knowing—not as ideology. Dropping beliefs creates clarity and openness, allowing authentic discovery to replace borrowed certainties.
Don’t believe ideas about God—either you know from your own experience, or you honestly admit you don’t yet.