Perhaps almost everyone has been told: "You have to be a straight-A student", "The main thing is to find a high-paying job", "Your status matters to others". We obediently step from one level to another: we graduate from school, enter university, and then go to work, where we try to build a career. But does this make us enlightened and filled with life? On the contrary, many of us, having achieved one goal, immediately set another for ourselves, which is even harder to realize. And it goes on infinitely.
Osho invites us to stop this mad race and realize that happiness can be found in every little thing around us. For example, in a sunny day, the smile of a child, meeting with friends, laughter, and dance.
One of the most terrible diseases of humanity is the loss of interest in life, notes Osho. He explains how to learn to live in full harmony with oneself and to rid ourselves of prejudices imposed on us by society.
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