Core Insight:
According to Osho, he refuses to be a ‘saint of the masses’ because sainthood is an egoic label that divides humanity into saints and sinners, breeds condemnation, and fuels nationalism-like separations. He teaches choiceless awareness and wholeness: everyone is inherently holy, parts of one consciousness. Therefore he rejects all identities—national or spiritual—that create hierarchy, preference, or moral superiority.