An unperturbed Osho, speaking after the cancellation of his visa in Greece, talks about his treatment by governments who fear his outspokenness. Commenting on accusations that his presence would destroy morals, Osho asks what value are traditions that can be destroyed by a visitor in just four weeks. He talks about his rebellious childhood, urging us all to go beyond the psychology and behavior imposed by society and religions from an early age. Taking responsibility means going beyond the narrow confines of the mind – moving beyond one’s psychology and into consciousness.