Ask Osho!
Osho on Mahatmas

Mahatmas

Mahatmas, having renounced worldly pursuits, often find themselves ensnared by anxiety and doubt, seeking solace in the very flesh they proclaim to transcend; their indulgence in food becomes a bittersweet reminder of the human struggle between spirit and body.

Osho's perspective on Mahatmas

"Mahatmas gain weight not from indulgence, but from the weight of their unacknowledged doubts and the joylessness that follows their renunciation of the world. In their search for solace, they cling to the last pleasure of taste, revealing the hypocrisy of their teachings."

They give up life’s joys, feel miserable and unsure, and end up eating for comfort—so they get fat.
AI Confidence Score: 96% Read Original Discourse →

Profound Quotes on Mahatmas

Explore our structured collection of meaning-mapped quotes regarding Mahatmas.

Open Quotes Library →