About the book: 2002 / Gautama Buddha never defined the highest experience as beauty. Beauty, in a sense, carries an echo of everyday life. You can say that this is the highest beauty, but it still has the taste of everyday life. And at that moment in which you say: beauty, you descend to the level of the body, come to the flowers, to the solar dawn. But the beauty that the mystics talk about is not the beauty of your small daily experiences. This is the beauty of the whole, about which we have no idea, about which we have not even dreamed. This book publishes conversations between Osho and his students, held from November 22 to December 6, 1987.