"Where are the Gandhians" is a profound discourse series by Osho that delves into the complexities of modern spiritual and political ideologies through the lens of Mahatma Gandhi's legacy. Osho embarks on an exploration of Gandhi's principles, juxtaposing them with contemporary societal values to reveal the inconsistencies and challenges faced by self-proclaimed Gandhians. He questions the authenticity and relevance of following rigid moral and ethical frameworks without adaptive understanding. Central to Osho's discourse is the idea that true spirituality transcends dogma and that individuals must cultivate an inner awareness and flexibility to embody the essence of Gandhian values genuinely. Osho critiques the stagnation of political movements that cling to outdated paradigms, urging a transformation towards greater consciousness and authenticity. He emphasizes the significance of aligning one’s actions with inner truth rather than blind adherence to societal expectations. Through this series, Osho offers a unique perspective that challenges the audience to reflect deeply on their spiritual journey, inviting a radical inner transformation that harmonizes with the timeless principles of love, truth, and non-violence. The discourse serves not just as a critique but as a call to awaken to a more profound understanding of spirituality and its application in the ever-evolving human experience.