According to Osho, mastery isn’t a solitary genius trick; it ripens when time, experiment, and accumulated human effort converge. Like Einstein beyond early atom-talk, the true master works experientially—not merely with concepts—and stands gratefully on predecessors’ shoulders while surpassing them. Real religion (and any art) matures this way: honor the past, drop its fixations, and embody living inquiry so deeper vision becomes possible.
Mastery grows by learning from those before you, testing things in real life, and letting time deepen your understanding.