According to Osho, women’s superior feeling, love, and receptivity are ideal for discipleship and even enlightenment, but mastery requires using sharp reason and argument to transmit the heart’s truth—employing mind as a servant of heart. Hence women often become enlightened devotees, not masters. This isn’t hierarchy but function: like biological roles differ, the essential achievement is realization, not the public role of master.
Women may awaken deeply, but teaching big crowds needs lots of head-talk, so their gift of feeling shows up more as discipleship than as public “mastery,” and what really matters is awakening, not titles.