Faith, doubt, fanaticism. Is it necessary to believe in something?

Before you, perhaps, is the most shocking book by Osho - the one that has done a lot of noise in the Western world. The ideas that rise in it are controversial - but interesting, outrageous - but curious ... In this book, Osho openly argues about religion and that negative effect that it often has. He says that everyone needs to have the meaning of life - this is natural. Otherwise, why continue to breathe? Why get up again tomorrow morning and do the same as yesterday - tea, breakfast, the same children, the same kiss to his wife. Then the same office, the same work, and the evening comes again - why all this? Is there even a drop of meaning here? ..
Osho says that a person created God, only to satisfy his need in the sense. But the meaning is much closer than it seems - he is in yourself. Just delve into your own creature to such an point of understanding, where doubt remains far on the periphery. And religion will no longer be needed