According to Osho, there is no external chooser; the 'chosen few' choose themselves. In his vision, becoming a sannyasin is a voluntary, reversible act—your freedom remains intact. He refuses to designate favorites, having 'learned from God’s mistake.' Self-selection avoids superiority complexes and persecution; spiritual worth comes from your conscious choice, responsibility, and readiness, not from divine favoritism or institutional appointment.
You pick yourself—no one else picks you—and you’re free to change your mind anytime.