Core Insight:
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.