My Life in Orange

The narrative follows Tim Guest's childhood experiences in a commune influenced by the controversial guru Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh. The story explores the unique and chaotic environment shaped by the guru's teachings, which blend Eastern mysticism with unconventional practices, including therapy and sexual liberation. The setting is marked by the guru's eccentricities, such as his fondness for laughing gas and opulent cars, providing a backdrop for Guest's formative years amidst the complexities of a free-spirited community.