According to Osho, priests and lawyers are parallel figures of unnecessary mediation: the priest inserts himself between you and existence (God), creating division and spiritual slavery; the lawyer inserts himself between people and justice, cloaking truth in jargon. Both convert living realities into systems and dependencies, obstructing direct experience and straightforward justice; remove the middleman—trust immediate being and an educated, fair judge hearing people directly.
Both priests and lawyers get in the way—meet life and justice directly, without middlemen.