According to Osho, papal “infallibility” is a political fiction born of ambition: a hierarchy of cardinals vying for the throne needs an unquestionable head. He mocks the office as surrounded by death‑wishes and rivalry, showing its spirituality is hollow. Real authority arises from egolessness and shared virtue, not titles; existence responds to authentic prayer without any mediator or God.
People say the Pope can’t be wrong to keep church power safe, but Osho says true wisdom needs no boss—drop ambition, be sincere, and life itself hears you.