Great Challenge

Osho describes meditation as a descent into the unconscious: being chaotic within the chaos, formless within the formless, letting go of yourself and drifting untethered like a cloud.

The Great Challenge gathers Osho's answers to questions from believers and skeptics alike. He talks about God and faith, existence and consciousness, intellect and intelligence, and the meaning of the bond between master and disciple. Throughout, he urges readers to look into their own minds for the strength and resolve to meet the challenges of life.

Osho offers a self-directed approach to spirituality that responds to everyday modern life and draws on both the wisdom of the East and Western science and technology. The book serves as a good introduction to him and his vision, and it also explains his creation of the Osho Active Meditations for modern people.