Osho was once asked: “If you meet a baul, a tantric and a yogi, with whom would you prefer to have a cup of tea?” He replied: “I will ask the yogi to prepare tea, because yogis are the neatest people in this world. And I will ask the tantrik to serve tea, because tantriks know how to serve well, they know what ceremony is. But I will drink tea with a trunk.” Who are the trunks? And why does Osho prefer to drink tea in their company? In this book, readers will find answers to these questions, and will also find out how it happened that the great Master himself wanted to become a baul - a wandering poet-musician - and what modern people should learn from these Indian mystics . With amazing insight, love and simplicity, Osho talks about the life of the Bauls - about a creative and free life. Baul poems are filled with amazing lightness and ancient wisdom, and Osho’s comments and the answers he gives to his students help us penetrate the secrets of this poetry, become conscious and truly alive. Previously, the book was published under the title “Beloved. Conversations about the mystical poetry of the Bauls"