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Sam's 'Life of Osho' (1997) is the first attempt anyone has made to produce an objective account of the life and teaching of the cutting-edge mystic. It argues that Osho was the most creative single figure to come out of the last great upsurge of revolutionary feeling in the West - and has enormous relevance for young people today. What did he really say? Are all the scandals about sannyas true? Was he murdered - and if so, by whom? 'Life of Osho' reads like a thriller. Widely praised by teachers on the contemporary satsang circuit, from Nadeen to Michael Barnett to Mikaire, the official Osho organisation continues to do all it can to suppress this book.