According to Osho, crucifixion symbolizes society’s neurotic demand that truth be validated through suffering. It is not a spiritual necessity but a projection (maya) fueled by attachment (moha)—the sleeping mind’s insistence that a ‘true master’ must be a martyr. Real spirituality rejects this glorification of pain, choosing awakened intelligence, abundance without guilt, and freedom from others’ expectations.
Crucifixion isn’t holy proof; it’s people wanting teachers to suffer so their beliefs feel right—wake up and drop that.