The Turks of Central Asia in History and at the Present Day Book

I was in my early twenties when i read The first books for Osho, about 15 years ago. I was astonished as a young guy with little experience with the content. I found this book and decided to get it and read it and i said to myself that if i'm still impressed by his books after all these years, then this book deserves 5 stars. well it doesn't, but that's only according to me, because i'm well aware of the things mentioned in the book, it was a good reminder of your duties toward your body, but my lifestyle isn't that of a nine-to-fiver or a modern guy not sparing a way to make money, i'm a free lancer who barely gives 5 hours a day for work and who doesn't give a damn about money and who spends much of his time between books and music and photography so i guess i'm well balanced in giving my body or soul the needed experience mentioned in the book.

BUT nowadays, this book is a MUST for most people who are carried away with their carriers or obsessed with making money or even those who are 'enjoying their lives' but making an effort in doing that.. this book is about letting go.. it sounds like an easy thing to do but few people are capable of letting go. Do read this book, it might change your life!

PS: I didn't listen to the CD yet, i'm leaving it to a spontaneous moment where i feel like meditating and not an obligation to complete the review of the book. If i find anything worth adding after listening to it, i will add it!