The Power, Politics, and Change rejects the common belief that 'power corrupts' and, on the contrary, asserts that those who seek power are already corrupt: Once they achieve their goal, their corruption simply finds the opportunity to express itself.

This is also the reason why even those who seek power to bring about radical changes so often fail, even if they have the best intentions.

Osho reveals where this 'will to power' originates and how it is expressed, not only in politics but also in our daily relationships. In contrast, he offers a new vision for relationships and society, based not on exercising power over others, but on recognizing the uniqueness of each individual.

[Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]