The world today is pulled apart by religious strife: people massacre one another, societies fight bitterly over dissenting belief systems and nations are at war. Yet in direct contrast to this, people have for centuries believed that religious faith is the moral guiding light by which they can strive to live their lives. How can man reconcile these two? Or is it simply that religion – and its purpose in our lives – has reached its expiration date?

In this collection of talks, Osho outlines a crucially different approach:
“Religion is fundamentally something that happens in aloneness.
It is what a man does in his aloneness with himself.”
Osho