“It’s easy to be a politician. It is not at all necessary to be related to the government, state affairs and so on,” says Osho. Any pursuit of power makes us a politician. When a husband tries to put himself above his wife, this is politics. When parents demand obedience from children, this is politics. Osho helps us understand where this desire for power comes from in us and how it manifests itself in everyday life, including in family life. In this book he offers his vision of this problem. If society were based not on power over others, but on recognition of the uniqueness of each of us, then there would be much less wars, quarrels, and conflicts. And we can influence the political situation - it is enough to become kinder and more tolerant of others, so that other people will pick up this “political idea.”