According to Osho, violence is not rebellion at all but the continuation of humanity’s past barbarism: an irreverence toward life that poisons any hoped-for future. True rebellion is creative, loving, and meditative; right ends demand right means. The rebel would rather die than kill, trusting consciousness over force, because sowing violent seeds can only yield another violent society.
Hurting others isn’t real rebellion—it just repeats old harm; real rebellion is kind, peaceful, and aware.