According to Osho, solitude (aloneness, kaivalya) is the very ground of liberation: freedom and aloneness are two sides of one coin. Society can only lease you conditional freedom; only in inner solitariness—'as if nobody else exists'—do bonds, clashes, and boundaries dissolve. Hence genuine religion guides you from social adjustment to inner aloneness, where moksha—the limitless 'kingdom' within—is realized.
To be truly free, you must find a quiet, self-sufficient space inside where you don’t depend on others to feel okay.