According to Osho, every organization is a necessary evil: it coordinates the outer life but inevitably breeds hierarchy, rigidity, and the dulling of individuality. Use structures pragmatically, keep them minimal and fluid, and never confuse them with living truth. Real religion is an organism—a living communion—not an organization; grow beyond institutions while skillfully using them when required.
Organizations help manage things, but they can freeze life and freedom—use them as tools, don’t become their tool.