According to Osho, nature is not doing evil; its forces are neutral causes that yield both harvests and havoc. The river that floods also feeds the fields; the fire that burns also warms and cooks. Our suffering springs from self-centered labeling—wanting the benefit without the cost. Wisdom accepts the whole: birth with death, union with separation, dropping blame and meeting reality without resistance.
Nature isn’t mean or kind; the same rain that grows our food can flood, and we suffer mainly because we only want the good side.