Fame

Q: Do some people wake up and find themselves famous?

According to Osho, yes—some people do wake up famous, but that sudden notoriety is accidental and ultimately trivial; what matters is wakefulness itself. Life’s turns are unpredictable: one morning you’re celebrated, another you’re simply late. Rather than chasing fame, cultivate awareness and humor; stay present to reality instead of being hypnotized by the ego’s applause.

Q: How does it feel to be considered one of the most famous religious leaders?

According to Osho, being called one of the most famous religious leaders is not a compliment but a condemnation; he rejects that stupid company and refuses the role of leader. He is no institutional religionist, just a finger pointing to the moon, sharing experience to awaken thirst. Don’t follow him; walk yourself.

Fame

To be labeled one of the most famous religious leaders is less a compliment than a condemnation, as Osho transcends the role of a mere leader, inviting seekers to awaken their own thirst for truth rather than follow his finger pointing to the moon.