In these eleven Zen stories and responses to seekers’ questions, we hear how man must first be grounded in himself before he can fly in the sky of consciousness. Religion has always been against "roots" - wordly pleasures; and for "wings" - renunciation. OSHO shows that there is no choice to be made: that wings cannot develop without these roots, and that if we accept the roots and explore them deeply and consciously, they will transform into the wings of transcendence. br>
Taking the reader through subjects as diverse as food, jealousy, being a businessman, enlightenment, how to know if one needs a master, gratefulness and the barriers we create through fear, this book is a beautiful starting point for those who want to enter the world of Zen.