Silence is often understood as something negative, something empty, something dead. A widespread misunderstanding, says Osho, as only a few people have truly experienced silence, which requires a receptive, open heart. The silence that can arise in this open state during meditation is not a dead silence, but alive and palpable, yet undisturbed by thoughts. When Osho began teaching, he held so-called meditation camps. This book is a recording from one of those camps. The guided meditations provide a taste of this silence, which is essential for experiencing the truth of life. Humorous, down-to-earth stories illustrate how valuable it is to resonate in harmony with existence.