"Power, Politics, and Change "takes on the conventional wisdom that "power
corrupts" and proposes instead that those who seek power are already corrupt:
Once they attain their goal, their corruption simply has the opportunity to
express itself. That's why even those who seek power in order to bring about
radical change so often fail, despite their best intentions. Osho looks at where
this "will to power" comes from, how it expresses itself not only in political
institutions, but in our everyday relationships. In the process, he offers a
vision of relationships and society based not on power over others, but on a
recognition of the uniqueness of