According to Osho, truth is a living fire that polarizes rather than pleases: it compels totality, evokes love or fierce opposition, and refuses lukewarm neutrality. Rooted in inner bliss, it remains untouched by others’ opinions, yet exposes and eventually transforms the hater’s pain. Because it threatens conventions, authority resists it; still, intense antagonism can ripen into devotion when one tires of self-inflicted wounds.
Real truth makes you feel strongly—love or anger—and while it doesn’t change because of you, your strong feelings can change you.