According to Osho, utopia is an absolute necessity: it embodies our sacred discontent with the imposed status quo and ignites the will to create better education, relationships, and social structures. Utopian vision breaks the hypnosis of priests and politicians, resists fatalism, and fuels continual improvement. Because existence is never perfect, living utopically keeps humanity moving beyond exploitation toward ever-freer, more humane ways of living.
Wanting a better world (utopia) stops us from settling for unfair lives and motivates us to build kinder rules, schools, and relationships.