Osho highlights the difference between organized religion and individual spirituality. He suggests that the true spirituality comes from an inner journey and personal connection with the divine, rather than following the external practices and beliefs of organized religions. According to him, one can be deeply spiritual and connected without being part of any religious institution. It's about finding the divine within ourselves, rather than seeking it through external authorities or systems.

"It feels good to cut firewood and cook your dinner with it. It feels good to run around a field with no roads or power lines in sight. It feels good to tend to goats, and cows, and hens. It feels good to lay in the sun for hours. It feels good to eat when you're hungry, drink when you're thirsty, sleep when you're tired. It feels good to know that your work provides for yourself and your family, not for a faceless organization. These are practices we cannot afford to abandon. Traditional life is heralded not because it is fashionable, but because it works. It is a framework from which all creative and heroic endeavors might spring."

What do we think? (why is the wood glowing??)