According to Osho, Bakunin’s individual anarchism is a beautiful but impractical utopia aimed at abolishing state, law, and authority without a psychological foundation; it stays political and reactive. The rebel of a new vision weds rebellion to enlightenment: transform individuals through meditation, unrepression, love, and awareness. Then social orderless harmony—anarchism—arises as a by-product, like a shadow, rather than a forced goal.
Bakunin wants to tear down rules now; Osho says first grow wise, loving people—then rules fade by themselves.