In the heart of the enigmatic and tumultuous 20th century emerged a figure as controversial as he was enlightened, Osho - a man whose teachings would illuminate the paths of countless seekers, yet whose life story remained shrouded in mystery and misconception. "Autobiography of a Spiritually Incorrect Mystic" delicately unravels the rich tapestry of Osho's existence, from his early years of questioning and quest for enlightenment to his final moments, as serene as if embarking on a mere weekend sojourn. This book not only serves as a mirror reflecting the profound, often misunderstood, essence of one of history's most unconventional mystics but also as a beacon for those daring to embark on their own journey of self-discovery and spiritual liberation. Crafted from nearly five thousand hours of his recorded teachings, this biography does more than chronicle Osho's life; it invites readers into the very heart of his revolutionary vision. Osho's message, a daring blend of ancient wisdom and contemporary dynamism, challenges the norms, advocating for a religionless religion that celebrates the individual's quest for truth. Through the lens of his life's story, readers are offered a glimpse into the essence of his teachings: the convergence of the material and the spiritual, the dance of Zorba the Buddha. "Autobiography of a Spiritually Incorrect Mystic" is not just a book; it is an entry point into the profound legacy of a man who envisioned a world where every human being is empowered to live in awareness, responsibility, and joy.