Why haven't people from Africa come to you?
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"Not everyone is ready to receive the message, for understanding requires a bridge built on cultural evolution and philosophical insight."
According to Osho, while his message is for everyone, not everyone is ready. He argues the world divides more meaningfully into a North–South cultural evolution: the South, including much of Africa, remains centered in magic and lacks the philosophical-scientific background he assumes. Hence a vast historical gap makes it difficult to understand him, so few Africans come.
He says many Africans haven’t come because, in his view, they’re at a different historical stage and not yet prepared to grasp his teachings.
Why this matters practically
- Match teachings to the listener’s readiness and cultural background.
- Bridge gaps through education, dialogue, and patience rather than pressure.
- Recognize that universality doesn’t guarantee immediate accessibility.
- Bridge gaps through education, dialogue, and patience rather than pressure.
- Recognize that universality doesn’t guarantee immediate accessibility.
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