According to Osho, people fixate on a sliver of his work—especially sex—because they project their own repressions and hungers onto his teachings. Like Dr. Johnson’s critics hunting obscenities or Heine seeing bread in the moon, they see what their conditioning seeks. His intent is transformation—from sex to superconsciousness—but repression narrows attention and breeds misunderstanding.
We tend to notice the parts of his talks that match our hidden issues, so if we’re stuck on sex, that’s all we keep seeing instead of the bigger message.