On Children

This book is a deep reflection on how we should understand and raise children in a world that often shapes them according to adults' expectations. Osho challenges traditional ideas of upbringing, stressing that children are not the "property" of their parents, but free individuals with a unique potential that should develop naturally.

He argues that the parents' role is not to control or impose, but to create an environment of love, acceptance and freedom in which the child can discover themselves without fear. The book deals with topics such as the influence of upbringing on the child's psyche, the importance of spontaneity and how excessive expectations can suppress children's creativity and happiness.

In a philosophical and provocative style, "On Children" invites parents to reflect on their behaviour and build a more conscious and authentic relationship with their children, helping them grow into whole and free individuals.