Love, Freedom and Aloneness by Osho

Love, Freedom and Aloneness by Osho

Osho's argument is that most relationships fail because both people are trying to escape their own aloneness, and that two people running from themselves cannot make anything but a prison.

He distinguishes loneliness — the absence of someone — from aloneness, the state of being complete on your own, and argues that only people who have made peace with the second are capable of the first without possessiveness. The talks cover jealousy, marriage as an institution, sex, dependency, and why freedom is love's condition rather than its enemy.

One of Osho's most-read books on relationships, drawn from his discourses.

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