Ah, This!

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Something connects us to the world as we know it, as we perceive it; it is something illusory that drives us to do and be what we can never be, while forcing us to ignore what we are. Zen is a clear tradition of the True - because it is free from attachments to forms of ritual, myth, or writing - capable of transmitting an undeniable experience of awakening to reality and life. Osho refers to that intent of fullness, helping the reader reconnect with their inner truth, strengthening their awareness and perception of their most authentic aspiration. Addressing the themes of everyday life, with respect for the human being and their complex needs, he shares a proposal, a hymn to joy that inspires a revolution capable of regenerating and opening up to a destiny of fulfillment. Relevant for the way existential themes and the questions that accompany us are treated, is Osho's art in offering insights and advice deeply connected to real life and to what human nature is, never judged nor an invitation so much to improve, but to understand what we are in the design of life.