According to Osho, social justice inevitably institutionalizes violence: courts, states, and movements deem retaliatory force 'just,' so societal nonviolence remains relative and mixed with coercion. Absolute nonviolence is a spiritual, individual realization, not a workable social policy. Hence justice systems perpetuate cycles of sanctioned violence, while true freedom from violence arises only through inner transformation of individuals.
Society calls some force “justice,” so it keeps using violence, while only a person’s inner awakening can be truly nonviolent.