Can anyone know who they really are?
Do our lives have a purpose or did we end up here by chance?

The path to freedom is filled with questions and uncertainty. In his work "The Book of Understanding," Osho, one of the most pioneering thinkers of our time, challenges us to understand the world and ourselves in a radical way. The first step towards understanding, as he tells us, is to question and express our doubts about what we have been taught to believe.
Throughout our lives, we accept so-called truths from countless individuals - beliefs and perceptions that we have learned to accept without using our own logic. Only through questioning our beliefs, assumptions, and prejudices will we begin to uncover our own unique voice and reconcile the divisions that exist within us and outside of us.
Once we discover our authentic selves, we can embrace all aspects of the human experience - from the earthly qualities of the man who loves pleasures and characterizes Zorba to the silent qualities of Buddha. Only then can we become whole and live with integrity, capable of coping with the religious, political, and cultural divisions that plague modern societies.

In this radical work, Osho identifies, relaxes, and ultimately helps us unravel the knots of fear and misunderstandings that limit us, leaving us free to discover and chart our own individual path to freedom.