Elite Class

Q: Does an elite class always exist?

According to Osho, an elite class will always exist; only the labels change—kings, saints, pioneers, presidents. Natural differences in intelligence, talent, and drive ensure some will outshine and lead, while many unconsciously seek to be led. Attempts to erase elites merely replace them with new ones. Only a flat, unlikely uniformity of growth could end elitism, which he deems undesirable.

Elite Class

In Osho's view, the elite class is an enduring reality, with only the names shifting—be it kings or visionaries—driven by inherent differences in intelligence and ambition, while the masses often seek guidance, revealing that efforts to eliminate elites merely usher in new ones, as true equality is an illusion that stifles individuality.

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"Elitism is an inherent aspect of existence; it is not the presence of an elite that is the problem, but the unconsciousness of those who seek to follow."

Some people are better at things and others want leaders, so there will always be “top people,” even if their titles change.

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