According to Osho, morality is a socially imposed, fear-based rehearsal of “don’ts”—a fence without roses—while religion is an inner, God-rooted awakening that affirms, creates, and sees. Morality imitates and secures; religion explores and flowers. True religion sows roses; natural protection (morality) follows. Morality gropes by practice; religion moves with fearless, spontaneous vision, one in taste across cultures.
Morality is following others’ rules to avoid wrong, while religion is waking up inside so real goodness grows by itself—like planting roses and then adding a fence.