OSHO Remember: Only the blind believe in the light. Those who have eyes do not believe in the light, they know. Once you know something, the need to believe in it fades away. But the world is full of believers.

In this book titled Faith, Doubt, and Fanaticism, Osho touches upon the religious, political, social, and economic forces that lead people into opposing camps, groups of fanatics, and systems of belief based on seeing the "other" as an enemy. As always, he primarily focuses on the individual psyche and consciousness to identify the root causes and hidden demons of the human need to belong somewhere and to have something "to believe in".

This series of books by Osho addresses the most significant questions in an individual's life. Each volume contains timeless and always relevant in-depth explorations and discussions on topics vital to our personal quest for meaning and purpose, focusing on specific issues of our inner life and the quality of our existence.

Osho is one of the most challenging and penetrating spiritual teachers of the twentieth century. He is known for his revolutionary contribution to the science of inner transformation, and the influence of his teachings continues to expand and reach seekers of all ages in nearly every country in the world.