Dancing in the Breeze: The Discipline of Transcendence

Now these are the last sutras of tremendous import, each sentence is like a sword, and it cuts the roots of the mind. And when it comes to cutting the roots of the mind, Buddha excludes nobody, not even himself.

In Dancing in the Breeze, Osho describes Buddha as the first truly humanistic master, not concerned with God, with any other world, with paradise or hell. Buddha is directly focused on raising mans awareness in this life and showing, in very scientific, exact words, how man can reach his full potential.

The book begins with Buddhas eight steps of right living, and contains a discussion of the ten bhumis, the stages of development of a bodhisattva.