According to Osho, people label others’ natural joy as brainwashing, hypnosis, or drugs because they cannot imagine genuine happiness; they live in pretended smiles, daily deceptions, and projected misery, so they assume others must be faking or manipulated too. Their minds demand a trick behind sustained celebration. But true joy needs no external controller; hypnosis and drugs only produce mechanical, lifeless states, not radiant, self-arising bliss.
People who live with fake smiles think real happiness must be fake too, so they blame brainwashing or drugs.