Sentiment Analysis of YouTube Audience Reactions to Osho’s Philosophy
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.48047/fhwkrn23Keywords:
Awareness, Digital Media, Influence, Philosophy, Youth, Sentiment Analysis, YouTube Engagement.Abstract
In the digital age, YouTube serves as a dynamic platform for the dissemination and discussion of
philosophical and spiritual ideas. This study investigates public engagement with Osho’s philosophy
on YouTube, focusing on how his teachings resonate with contemporary youth. Through a content
analysis of user comments on selected videos, the research examines patterns of discourse, emotional
responses, and key themes that emerge in audience interactions. The study explores the extent to
which Osho’s ideas on mindfulness, freedom, self-exploration, and societal norms influence young
viewers, shaping their perspectives on spirituality and personal growth. Additionally, it assesses how
digital engagement facilitates the reinterpretation and adaptation of Osho’s philosophy in modern
contexts
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