My Dance with a Madman

This book is dangerous. On the surface, it's an entertaining account by a British journalist about his adventures with a wild and crazy Indian mystic. But, at a deeper level, it's packed with revolutionary insights. You may laugh at the author's humorous way of telling his story, but at the same time you are confronted with disturbing ideas about personal fulfilment, love, spirituality, the nature of political power and the very glue that holds society together.
   
Anand Subhuti is a former UK political reporter who worked in the Houses of Parliament. Begining in 1976, Subhuti lived with Osho at his ashram in Pune, then at Rancho Rajneesh in Oregon, then again in Pune untill the mystic died in 1990. Now he lives mainly in Europe, but visits India every year to pay homage to the country he loves.