The God Conspiracy

About the book

In The God Conspiracy, Osho questions the ancient alliance between religion and politics, examining how the idea of an external, law-giving and punitive God has been used to nurture fear, guilt, obedience and dependence on authority.

The author does not propose replacing belief with atheism, since both can rest on received answers. Instead, he defends doubt as the starting point of authentic inquiry and meditation as a path towards a direct experience of consciousness.

For Osho, true freedom means more than freeing oneself from God or religious institutions: it means taking responsibility for one’s own life, finding an inner centre and discovering the divine as a living quality of existence.

Provocative and rebellious, this book invites readers to abandon borrowed truths and exchange belief for experience, submission for awareness and fear for freedom.