According to Osho, a leader in any social scheme is not a final authority but a catalyst for ongoing revolution. The moment a movement succeeds, it starts forming vested interests; a true leader must encourage continual questioning and be ready to oppose—even dismantle—his own creation once it ossifies. Leadership serves life’s flow by preventing systems from becoming dead orthodoxy.
A real leader keeps change alive, even if it means undoing his own success when it turns rigid.