We are pleased to present to readers another book by Osho - ten conversations dedicated to the sayings of the mystic poet Kabir, who lived in medieval India. Kabir was neither a scientist nor an authoritative thinker, but his ability to express the truth is unique. He sings about it in verses, each of which - if you listen to it with your heart - carries immeasurable wisdom and depth. Using simple everyday objects and phenomena as symbols, Kabir talks about love and death, about devotion to God and inspiration, about inner slavery and freedom, the key to which is hidden in the human heart. Osho reveals to us the deep meaning of these lines and says that, despite the fact that the truth is inexpressible, Kabir’s extraordinary poetic talent is able to evoke a glimpse of it in us... “...Each of his words is priceless. Compared to Kabir, even the Upanishads lose their luster, even the Vedas seem pathetic. Kabir is inimitable, unique. And although he was not educated, he managed to extract an elixir from his own life. He is not a scientist, he expresses the whole essence concisely, without going into unnecessary details. His words are like seeds, they are mantras.”