According to Osho, criticism of a genuine teaching is inevitable and even auspicious: when truth strikes at vested interests and ego-identities, those threatened call it ‘nonsense.’ This resistance, seen with Buddha and Mahavira, actually confirms depth, not error. Rather than react, use it as a reminder to drop labels and thought; in emptiness there is no division, and opposition loses meaning.
When people attack deep truth, it’s usually their ego feeling scared—take it as a cue to be quiet inside instead of fighting.