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Osho on Why do people have enemies?

Why do people have enemies?

Enemies are not a reflection of your failure, but a natural consequence of living authentically; do what is right without seeking approval, for the world will always have its misunderstandings.

— Osho
According to Osho, people inevitably gather enemies because even good deeds trigger resentment, misunderstanding, and backlash—'no good deed goes unpunished.' Over a lifetime, grievances stick while friendships are more fluid, so 'enemies accumulate.' Recognize this as a fact of life, not a personal failure: do what is right without bargaining for approval, and don’t be derailed by opposition.

Even when you do good, some people will dislike it and hold grudges, so enemies pile up; accept this and keep doing what’s right.