According to Osho, hate is not an intrinsic quality of our being; it’s often just exaggerated language for strong dislike, born of accidental associations and memories. True hate is unnecessary—things ‘have nothing to do with me.’ Awareness reveals preference without hostility; spontaneity may use the word ‘hate,’ but essence remains untouched by enmity.
Hate isn’t really inside you; it’s just a loud way of saying you don’t like something because old memories made it seem bad.