What is the nature of our community now that we are no longer a religious commune?

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We are no longer bound by the chains of organized religion; our community is a free commune of mystics, where each individual is their own unique religion, exploring the vastness of their own being.

— Osho

According to Osho, after declaring Rajneeshism dead as an organized religion, our community is a free commune of mystics—individuals each being their own religion. It retains the fragrance of religiousness without hierarchy or dogma; no church, pope, or priest to follow. Spirituality is an individual inquiry grounded in meditation, personal freedom, and exploration of one's natural potential.

We’re not a church anymore; we’re free seekers finding truth inside through meditation, without bosses or fixed rules.

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What is the nature of our community now that we are no longer a religious commune?

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