Ask Osho!

Why do you speak against Hindus, Muslims, and Christians?

Synthesized from Source definition

"I speak against the institutions of religion, not the seekers, for they fracture the one truth and exploit the human thirst for the divine."

Core Insight:
According to Osho, I speak against Hindus, Muslims, and Christians not as seekers but as institutions that fracture the one truth. Religion is a single living experience; sects and priesthoods trade on division and human thirst, inserting brokers between you and God. Priests need evil to survive; they exploit “peak seasons” of soul-sickness. I oppose the marketplace, not God.
I’m not against people or God; I’m against religious businesses that divide us and block your direct experience of the one truth.
Why this matters practically
- Seek direct experience of truth instead of relying on intermediaries.
- Focus on shared essence, not sect labels or camps.
- Spot and refuse fear-based or guilt-based manipulation by authorities.
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