According to Osho, a creed is a fixed, rigid formula that inevitably turns living intelligence into bondage. Time strips it of relevance, yet it sits immovably, uprooted from life, demanding conformity. Creeds freeze growth; thoughtfulness remains fluid. He rejects forming any creed, urging free, alive inquiry over belonging, because new creeds only multiply the disease, not cure it.
A creed is a hard rule that traps your mind, so keep thinking freely and stay flexible.