Perhaps, almost every one of us was told “you have to be an excellent student,” “the main thing is to find a well-paid job,” “your status is important to those around you.” We obediently step from one stage to another: we graduate from school, enter college, and then go to work, where we try to build a career. However, does this make us spiritual and full of life? On the contrary, many of us, having achieved one goal, immediately set ourselves another, which is even more difficult to achieve. And so on endlessly.

Osho invites us to stop this crazy running and realize: happiness can be found in every little thing that surrounds us. For example, on a sunny day, a child’s smile, meeting friends, laughing and dancing.

One of the most terrible diseases of humanity is the loss of interest in life, notes Osho. He tells us how to learn to live in complete harmony with ourselves, to get rid of the prejudices imposed on us by society.