Enemies

Q: Why do people have enemies?

According to Osho, people inevitably gather enemies because even good deeds trigger resentment, misunderstanding, and backlash—'no good deed goes unpunished.' Over a lifetime, grievances stick while friendships are more fluid, so 'enemies accumulate.' Recognize this as a fact of life, not a personal failure: do what is right without bargaining for approval, and don’t be derailed by opposition.

Enemies

In the dance of existence, where even virtuous acts can stir resentment and misunderstanding, Osho reminds us that enemies naturally accumulate while friendships ebb and flow; thus, embracing this reality frees us to act with integrity, unburdened by the need for approval or fear of opposition.

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"Enemies are not a reflection of your failure, but a natural consequence of living authentically; do what is right without seeking approval, for the world will always have its misunderstandings."

Even when you do good, some people will dislike it and hold grudges, so enemies pile up; accept this and keep doing what’s right.

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