Courage. Joy to live dangerously

Courage is not the absence of fear, says Osho. It is rather the presence of fear along with the courage to see him. The book provides a bird's eye take a look at where fears begin to understand them and where to find the courage to look them in the face.
Osho says that every time we are faced with uncertainty and overcome it, we have reason to celebrate. Instead stick to the familiar and known, we can learn to experience the joy of these situations and see them as opportunities for adventure and for a deeper understanding of themselves and the world around us.
Unlike books that describe heroic displays of courage in extraordinary circumstances, this refers to the development of inner courage that allows us to live the true, full of life day after day. It is the courage to change when change is needed, courage in the pursuit of the truth, despite the contrary opinion of others, courage in accepting the unknown, despite our fears, in relationships, in career or in the eternal journey on the way of realizing who we are and why we're here.