Sermons In Stones Osho does not provide a code or morality to live by. This bookcontains no discipline on how to live one's life. It demonstratesthat if man regains the sensitivity and intelligence that he isborn with, he has no need for anyone to tell him the way. He canallow life itself to be his master: available to existence, andeven to the silent sermons in the stones. Osho succeeds in putting the wordless into words. From hismystic viewpoint, such clarity is possible for all. Indeed, it isvital for every person, so that out of that awareness he can startto live-not to live a life that is an imitation of anyone, but alife with its own unique flavor. Also to be found in this book are words essential to thesurvival of modern man: Osho's formulation of human rights for anew humanity. It is an exploration of the individual'sresponsibility for creating the world in which he lives. About the Author: Osho Osho offers a revolutionary approach to the eternal quest thatmankind carries within. As he says: "Life has intrinsic value,there is no goal outside it. Hence my whole effort is to changeeverything into playfulness. To me that is real spirituality."