According to Osho, a ‘worldly saint’ is a contradiction: such people speak from the gross, sugarcoating ego and social convention; their words please society but lack the fragrance of the subtle. Ancient rishis speak from direct vision of the divine; their utterances are uncompromising, mantric, born of silence, and reveal meaning rather than follow it—they awaken, not entertain.
Fake holy people talk to fit in; real seers speak from what they’ve truly seen, even if it stings.