According to Osho, Saraha and Tilopa go unrecognized at home because a centuries-old burden of punditry smothers living truth: armies of scholars with vested interests drown out the fresh, heart-born voice that undermines their logic, scriptures, and livelihoods. In such a stale, blind culture, sects unite to suppress the new; thus these siddhas are honored abroad but resisted where they were born.
Too many book-smart gatekeepers protect their turf, so they silence fresh, living wisdom—making saints valued abroad but ignored at home.