Traditionalists view Kurukshetra as a literal war. Osho calls it an "allegorical nonsense" if taken literally. He insists:
But in the 20th century, a radical, rebellious, and profoundly fresh voice emerged: . osho bhagavad gita english
Krishna’s message, according to Osho, is that life is not about being Traditionalists view Kurukshetra as a literal war
Before diving into the Gita, one must understand the rebel who spoke on it. Osho (1931–1990) was not a scholar in the traditional sense. He was a master of paradox, a lover of Tao, Zen, and Tantra, who used the Gita as a springboard to shatter mental conditioning. Krishna’s message, according to Osho, is that life
and Osho are described as masters who live from moment to moment, emphasizing a dimension beyond time and space 2. Primary English Commentaries
In his English discourses, Osho translates the Sanskrit "Yogastah kuru karmani" (Established in Yoga, perform actions) as: "Be in a state of meditation first, then let action happen. Don't be a doer, be a door."