According to Osho, society (and its priests) plant misery by exploiting the child's natural helplessness, weakness, and dependence, then conditioning him to be obedient. Rewards for saying yes and punishments for saying no cripple independence, strength, integrity, and individuality. When a person cannot refuse, his consent is empty; this broken will becomes the soil where misery and exploitation thrive.
We’re born needy, and when grown‑ups train us to always obey, we lose our own voice, making us easy to control and unhappy.