Although two Netflix productions about her have been released in recent years, this book reveals entirely new facets of Ma Anand Sheela and includes exclusive worldwide illustrations of legal documents through which Bhagwan (Osho) transferred her and her institutions' rights. Ma Anand Sheela was one of Osho's closest confidantes for 14 years, during which time he was known as Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, and she played a leading role in shaping his commune in Oregon, USA. Few people had such intimate insights into Bhagwan's daily life, his spiritual teachings and visions, as well as the challenges he faced as a human being and spiritual master in everyday life. But why did she leave him of her own accord, despite loving him so deeply? What was Bhagwan really like, the one whom hundreds of thousands of people around the world chose as their guru? What does Sheela think and feel today about the commune, her departure, and the challenging times that followed? What is Sheela doing now? How does she, deeply influenced by Bhagwan, view current issues such as jealousy and loneliness, war, the art of communication, norms, politics, and AI? How does she perceive life and death? What is important in life, and what advice does she have for young people? For the first time, this book also features a close family member of Sheela, her sister Mira, who shares how the family experienced Bhagwan, Sheela's life with him, the commune, and the time that followed, and how she came to follow her sister, whom she barely knew, to a completely foreign country to live with her there.