Humans have an inbuilt drive to search for their inner power and potentiality. This search is the search for life itself. We are here, we have life—but we don't know what life really is. We can feel our energy, but don't know where this energy comes from and to what goal this energy is going. We are that energy, we have glimpses of its true source and our connection to it, and those glimpses keep us going even when it seems we will never find what we are seeking—but still we do not know what that energy is. An ancient Zen story symbolizes this search for the source of this life. Zen master Kakuan's story of The Ten Bulls of Zen is a teaching that uses ten images, each representing a particular step on the journey of experiencing and understanding it means to be a conscious and aware human being. Osho takes us through this story and its lessons for the traveler on a journey into the inner world—that's what meditation is all about according to him. But reaching the pure, uncluttered freedom of meditation is not the end. The circle is only complete when the seeker comes back into the marketplace of the world, but as a transformed person. Like a Zen teacher Osho takes us into a timelessness and space—indescribable. This is a series that belongs in the hands and ears of everyone who is on the search, beginning the search, or just thinking about the search.