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Osho on Sati

Sati

Sati, a relic of male egoism, has no place in a future that celebrates freedom; true love, as Osho suggests, flourishes in the realm of fearless ecstasy and total devotion, unmarred by coercion, revealing the profound hypocrisy in demands for sacrifice.

Osho's perspective on Sati

What is Sati?

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"True justice arises not from punishment, but from transforming consciousness so that no one desires to burn or be burned."

Sati is when a widow is burned after her husband dies; Osho says it’s wrong for everyone involved and only happens because of bad conditioning, so we must change our hearts and society so nobody wants or allows it.
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"True love is fearless and non-possessive; it should never demand that a woman sacrifice herself, for the future honors freedom, not funeral pyres."

Burning for love is wrong; only love that arises freely inside matters, and no one should pressure or glorify women to die for men.
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