According to Osho, great masters arose in the East because Eastern culture turned inward—obsessed with the inner soul—while the West turned outward, birthing scientists focused on matter and objects. This split is unhealthy; true human fulfillment demands balance. Osho envisions a being who is both mystic and scientist, uniting love (outward flow) and meditation (inward flow) into a fluid, whole life.
The East looked inside and made saints, the West looked outside and made scientists—but real health comes from doing both: loving others and meditating within.