Irreligion

Q: Why has the man of this century become irreligious?

According to Osho, modern man hasn’t become irreligious; he has dropped hollow rituals and priestly control. Religion isn’t churchgoing, threads, or tilaks but an inner flowering—freedom from bondage, meditation, love, and prayer. Because our yardstick for religion has risen beyond formalism, many appear irreligious. In truth, today’s seeker is more ready for inner exploration than ever.

Irreligion

In the journey of modernity, the seeker sheds hollow rituals and priestly control, discovering that true religion blossoms within—manifesting as freedom, love, and meditation—leading many to appear irreligious while they ardently explore the depths of their own being.

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Why has the man of this century become irreligious?

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"Religion is not found in rituals or dogmas, but in the inner flowering of love, meditation, and freedom from bondage. The seeker of today is not irreligious; he is simply ready to explore the depths of his own being."

People today aren’t less spiritual; they’re just skipping showy customs and looking inside for real freedom and love.

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