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Computers Quote by Osho

“And this parable represents man in the ordinary state of unconsciousness. It is one of the most beautiful illustrations of man as he is: man is a machine. Man is not born to be a machine, but man lives like a machine and dies like a machine. Man has the seed of a great flowering of consciousness…” quote by Osho
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““And this parable represents man in the ordinary state of unconsciousness. It is one of the most beautiful illustrations of man as he is: man is a machine. Man is not born to be a machine, but man lives like a machine and dies like a machine. Man has the seed of a great flowering of consciousness, man has the possibility to become God. But that doesn’t happen. It does not happen because man has been hypnotized – by the society, by the state, by the organized church, by the vested interests. The society needs slaves, and man can remain a slave only if he is not allowed to grow into his uttermost flowering. The society needs your flesh and your skins and naturally nobody likes it. Hence the whole process of socialization, of civilization, is nothing but a deep hypnosis.””

Osho

About This Quote

Source Book: The Book of Secrets by Osho, 1975

Human beings often live mechanically, constrained by societal conditioning that suppresses true consciousness and potential.

In simple terms: People act like machines due to social hypnosis.

Key Takeaway

Awaken and question societal conditioning.

Themes

consciousness freedom societal control spiritual growth

Mood

reflective critical inspirational

Type

philosophical spiritual motivational

When to use this quote

  • education reform
  • personal meditation
  • social activism
  • creative expression

Key Concepts

hypnosis conditioning potential divine nature

Questions to Reflect On

  • How does your daily routine reflect mechanical behavior?
  • What steps can you take to break societal hypnosis?
A Different Perspective

Societal structures may resist change, making awakening difficult.

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