In this book, Osho addresses the concept of the 'New Man,' moving beyond traditional, repressive models of masculinity. It centers on Adam, representing modern man, facing a crisis of identity. Osho argues this crisis is not a problem but a golden opportunity for men to rediscover their authentic selves by integrating both masculine and feminine qualities, shedding societal conditioning, and embracing a more whole, rebellious, and meditative way of being. This transformation is key to creating a new world.