According to Osho, indulgence lies in the egoic insistence on practices—parading nakedness or self-torments like plucking hair—as displays of holiness. Authentic nakedness is not chosen but “arises” from inner simplicity and innocence, without exhibitionism or harm. He rejects the cult of suffering: true religion seeks bliss, neither torturing oneself nor others, and remains sane, guileless, and simple in all of life.
If you try to look holy by going naked or hurting yourself (like pulling your hair), you’re just showing off; real spirituality is being naturally simple and happy without trying.