The humanoid is not a natural phenomenon. That’s what I teach: homo novus, a new man, not a humanoid. He will not choose: he will be choicelessly himself. He will be a mystic, a poet, a scientist, all together. With the new man there will come a new world, because the new man will perceive in a qualitatively different way and he will live a totally different life which has not been lived yet. He will transcend duality, he will not be schizophrenic. His god will not be opposed to the devil, his morality will not be opposed to immorality he will know no opposition.

The new man will accept his totality and he will live it without any inner division, he will not be split. The new man will be earthy and divine, worldly and other-worldly. The new man will not be either/or he will be both/and. We have come to a point where the old has to be dropped and the new has to be heralded. If something is repressed, man becomes aggressive, he loses all soft qualities. And because it was repressive, it was bound to become aggressive. Only a tree that has lived wholly will flower. Celebration is the fragrance of being whole. He is half, and because he is half he is always in anguish and tension he cannot celebrate. He has not been allowed to bloom in his totality. A humanoid is one who looks like a human being but is utterly crippled, paralyzed. In the past we were not able to create real human beings, but humanoids. That’s what has been the case in the past. You will become a battle-ground, a civil war. It will go on finding ways and means to overcome the part that you have imposed upon yourself.

He can never be healthy and can never be whole, the other half that has been denied will go on taking revenge. Once you divide man in two, you create misery and hell for him. This is just utterly mad it is unbelievable. In three thousand years, five thousand wars have been fought. The whole past of humanity has been sick, unhealthy, insane. The old concept of man was of either/or materialist or spiritualist, moral or immoral, sinner or saint. On 1st January 1979, someone asked Osho what his message to humanity was and here are some excerpts from Osho’s answer to that question :

Osho about krishna