According to Osho, echoing Nietzsche, evolution is the rare flowering of higher individuals—Socrates, Buddha—rather than a mass march. This ascent is delicate and easily crushed by the weaker majority, turning progress into involution. Yet the essence of such peaks survives like fragrance, subtly uplifting humanity despite persecution by the 'little man.'
Evolution happens when rare, wise people bloom, but crowds often try to stop them; still, their goodness lingers and helps us.