Beautifully written story that touched my heart.

I loved the story.
It was written very well, Maneesha talks about her experience in Osho communities in India and USA with her unique gentleness, gracefulness and beauty which made it possible for me to connect not only with the story line but to the feelings that she experienced. I could witness the altitude of her blissful states and the dark moments of her sadness and almost desperation.
Her articulate explanations of specific environments made me feel as if I was present in some of the situations and lived it. For example, in her description of her hard work in Rajneeshpuram, especially when she worked in the wooden building supply shop. She shares how, in the middle of thunderstorm, her coworker and her managed to create such joyful moments full of playfulness and fun. It touched me so deeply because this is also my work environment for last few years. It helped me realize how everyday life can be lived with more joy if there is a right attitude.
I loved the Osho's quotes integrated in the story, just enough to make the whole story understandable, and vice versa - just enough of the story to make Osho's words understandable.
Her thoughtful and logical examinations of the controversial issues related to Rajneeshpuram made it easier for me to see various subtleties of the situation and helped me gather courage to trust my own common sense in looking for my own answers.
So again, Overall I loved it. I listened almost 20 hours of this audiobook in 3 or 4 days while working on the construction site and imagining as if I was building a house in Rajneeshpuram.
Looking forward for next books,
Thank you thank you thank you!

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