My Diamond Days with Osho: The New Diamond Sutra - Softcover

This is an amazing read..knowing even a small detail about an enlightened person is pure ecstasy, and this personal experience of Prem shunyo just does that beautifully. A must read! --By shailendra on 30 August 2014

This book, written by one of Osho's closest disciples, Ma Prem Shunyo, has been written in the true bhakti tradition. It is a loving and reverential account of Ma Prem Shunyo's time spent with Osho. This is one of the best books about a master-disciple relationship written in recent times. A book on similar lines is Justin O Brien's "Walking with a Himalayan Master" on the life of Swami Rama --By Douglas Noel Adams -25 June 2008

This is the story of one of Osho's closest disciples who lived in his house for many years. It is a beautiful story. Very inspiring and fun to read. Almost reads like a good novel. Highly recommended! There is also another edition of this book. --By Loco Sonador -22 October 2007

Rajneesh was born Chandra Mohan Jain (the eldest of eleven children of a cloth merchant and his wife) at his maternal grandperents house in Kuchwada, a small Indian village in the Raisen district of Madhya Pradesh State.[11][12][13] His parents, Babulal and Saraswati Jain (Taranpanthi Jains), let him live with his maternal grandparents until he was seven years old.[14] By Rajneesh's account, this was a major influence on his development; his grandmother gave him unbridled freedom and imposed no education on him.[15] When he was seven his grandfather died, and Chandra went to Gadarwara to live with his parents.[11][16] Rajneesh was profoundly affected by his grandfather's Death and the death of his childhood girlfriend (his cousin Shashi) from typhoid when he was 15. His preoccupation with death lasted through much of his youth.[16][17] He was a gifted though rebellious school student, and acquired a reputation as a formidable debater.[18] Rajneesh became an anti-theist, was interested in hypnosis, and was briefly associated with socialism.