According to Osho, the Hindu religious genius is its unmatched inwardness—mastery of meditation and the inner sky—but it remains incomplete when it neglects the outer world. This one-sidedness sustains duality. Its deeper significance now is as a call to unite inner and outer, so the Divine is lived wholly and a balanced, nondual religion flowers.
Hindu wisdom looks deeply inside, but we also need to care for the outside world so both together show God.