According to Osho, sangha is not an institution but a loving communion of like-spirited seekers—a fellowship of fellow-travelers gathered neither for nor against anyone. Its significance lies in shared resonance: as in sympathetic strings, one meditator’s depth awakens others. Collective meditation, prayer, and sadhana enrich and strengthen the otherwise weak, creating a supportive field that accelerates inner growth through simple, joyful togetherness.
A sangha is friends who meet to meditate and pray, and their calm helps each other go deeper—like one sitar making another sing.