Ask Osho!

What is the name of a Swiss national hero?

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"True heroism lies not in the glorification of individuals, but in the quiet humanity of a nation that chooses peace over war."

According to Osho, Switzerland has no war heroes—and that’s a virtue. Heroes are mostly products of war; without war, ordinary peaceful people suffice. He honors Switzerland’s long peace and low crime, suggesting we drop hero-worship and see the nation’s quiet humanity as the true 'hero'—Switzerland itself, not a singular figure.
There isn’t one Swiss ‘hero’; the country’s peaceful way of living is the real hero.
Why this matters practically
- Shifts admiration from violent glory to peace and everyday kindness.
- Reduces idol-worship that can fuel conflict and ego.
- Encourages pride in collective wellbeing over individual conquest.
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