What is the most important thing in a person’s life? In this book, Osho gives an unexpected answer to this question, breaking all stereotypical ideas: “Breakfast is most important. Breakfast is much more important than heaven. Than any religious concept. Than any theory of reincarnation and other nonsense. Because breakfast is here and now.” Osho is sure that there is nothing more important than the present moment - because it will not happen again. Osho advises you to look at life through the eyes of the ancient Zen masters, who knew how to live in the present moment and thanks to this they found true happiness. He is convinced that happiness is always here and now - people are just far away, they are lost in words, scriptures, theories, systems, philosophies. Try to apply Zen philosophy to yourself: linger in the present moment, not allowing the incompleteness of some situations to “drag” you into the past, not allowing the uncertainty of the future to unsettle you. And then you will experience this enchanting feeling - a feeling of fullness in life! The book was also published under the title "Be more simple. Conversations about Zen Buddhism. Part I."