Superstition

Q: Is it really bad luck to have a black cat cross your path?

According to Osho, luck isn’t in the black cat but in your state of being; superstition bites only the fearful. If you are courageous and aware (“a man”), nothing ominous happens; if you’re ruled by fear (“a mouse”), you create your own misfortune. Drop fear and credulity, act consciously, and life stops being governed by omens.

Q: What is superstition?

According to Osho, superstition is blind belief and loud certainty that cover inner uncertainty—assertions like 'absolute faith' pasted over doubt. Truth does not arise from belief but from love; where love is absent, untruth thrives. Therefore, drop borrowed convictions; let love uncover honesty, and certainty will flower from direct, heartfelt seeing.

Superstition

True luck resides not in the omen of a black cat but in the clarity of one's being; when fear is cast aside, and awareness prevails, life unfolds free from the shadows of superstition, allowing courage to shape our reality.