According to Osho, Jesus’ tears over Jerusalem reveal his uniquely human compassion—his readiness to feel and share the people’s pain, folly, and fate, and to be involved. Unlike Buddha’s aloofness or Mahavira’s indifference, Jesus’ path honors heartfulness: love, sorrow, righteous anger, and prayer as means of awakening. His weeping is compassion-in-action, participating in suffering while calling humanity toward transformation.
Jesus cried because he deeply cared for people, and his tears show loving help, not weakness.