The white clouds are one of the mysteries of our open skies – where do they come from? Where do they go? Osho uses them as a poetic symbol to describe man’s inner search for consciousness, and for the mysteries that unfold along the path.

He discusses quirky Zen anecdotes and outlines simple practical methods with which to support this unfolding. He also responds in depth to questions on parenting and relating, hopes and desires, inner integration, and on “The Law of Magic.”

“Look for the mysterious in life. Wherever you look – in the white clouds, in the stars in the night, in the flowers, in the flowing river – wherever you look, look for the mystery. And whenever you find that a mystery is there, meditate on it.” Osho