According to Osho, organized movements—even for economic betterment—degenerate into vested interests where a minority seeks to impose on the majority, breeding violence. He supports movement without organization: a decentralized, diffused awakening that spreads idea by idea until broad consent emerges, and change follows naturally. He refuses endorsements by name, urging consent-based transformation over centralized structures or leader-centric agendas.
Don’t build big groups to force change; spread good ideas until most people agree, and change will happen peacefully.