“We are all running, but all this running around is taking us away from ourselves, taking us away from our source. It is as if a tree starts running. That’s when the misfortune begins. The tree will be uprooted; all connections to the source of its life – to water, to the soil that provides food – will cease. If a tree goes against its nature and becomes a wanderer, becomes a nomad, how will it live?”
Osho

Humanity’s constant running after satisfaction in the outside world has resulted in our being uprooted from the very source of life....
In this rare series of talks, Osho intertwines sutras of eighteenth-century mystic Yaari with quotes from Bengali poets, and he responds to diverse questions from his audience. It is, in the most poetic of language, a commentary on the human condition. And it reveals how to reconnect with our inner roots and immerse ourselves in the very essence of life that we are missing.