An essay by Phoebe Wyss, in honour of the sign of Libra starting today

An exploration of Osho’s and other mystics’ teaching that joy and suffering are two sides of the same coin – and how transcending both leads to true bliss

An essay by S D Anugyan

An insight by Divakar (Marc Itzler)

Madhuri reconsiders the innocent-seeming act of tickling, revealing its deeper emotional and psychological layers

Radhika’s reflections on an observation she made

Tarpan’s thoughts on the subject of smell, and an excerpt from the chapter titled, Horse Dung and History of Smell from his recently published book, The Crows of Kedarnath

Random thoughts by Punya

by S D Anugyan

“You are here for a short span of eternity and will one day, perhaps soon, be called to join the cosmic mix,” writes Rico Provasoli

A timeless piece by Rashid he wrote in the mid-noughties

Two writers, Nityaprem and Madhuri, reflect on their experiences of open minds, open borders, and open hearts, in the larger Osho world

Shailendra points out the importance Osho gives to the sound OM, the essence of existence and gateway to inner silence and bliss

To conclude her series of articles on Synchronicity, Phoebe refers to Osho’s words on the symbolism of the cross representing the horizontal and the vertical states of consciousness

Article by S D Anugyan

Insights by Nityaprem after his stepfather’s death

Part 3 of Phoebe’s series, Synchronicity: a Wake-up Call; “We live in a meaning-laden and purposeful universe, a cosmos coherent with our deepest spiritual and moral aspirations.”

‘What do you leave behind?’ and ‘What do you take with you?’ An essay by S D Anugyan

We are often granted glimpses of five-dimensional communication in this life, writes S D Anugyan

Phoebe explains how our horoscope comes into being each month

A story told by Kavita.

Face to face with emptiness

“Just as Drugs, Sex and Rock ‘n’ Roll were popular in the 60s, inquiry about The End is a popular topic among my generation of Boomers,” writes Rico Provasoli

Suha shares some considerations on death

Insights by Amrita Suha. “A sweet joyful old age is mischievously stinging the top of my mouth and is patiently leading me to continue to explore the world within and without with an attentive and amused gaze!”

Nature is wiser than anything in my small world, writes Rico Provasoli in this article

Rico Provasoli: The still, small voice within has been promised to lead us out of confusion, into clarity. But how can we be certain that this voice is guiding us, not beguiling us?

How do we navigate our remaining days? asks Rico Provasoli in this essay

Rico Provasoli writes, “My goal is living in the house of joy. And how I get there, for me anyway, is by walking the path of gratitude.”

“When did I give away my voice? That voice of curiosity. The capacity to question everything I was told that ‘this is the way things are’?” asks Rico Provasoli.

Final part of Shanti’s ‘A portrait of human dignity’.

Part 4 of Shanti’s ‘A portrait of human dignity’.

Which image of our human potential, of our dignity as human beings, do I see emerging from his tales? asks Shanti. (Part 3 of 5)

How do we approach the Unknowable? asks Rico Provasoli.

A simple insight by Punya.

Life could be more than simply prolonging our days, writes Rico Provasoli.

Part 2 of 5 of Shanti’s ‘A portrait of human dignity’.

Marion Atmo’s ways of finding what brings her joy.

Kiran, a Glaswegian at home in America! “As a Brit, and as a person of color with an accent, I was in an interesting position to observe and ask questions.”

In ‘A portrait of human dignity’ Shanti reports on his present understanding of what it means to be human (Part 1 of 5).

Marion Atmo asks what Easter can tell us – and finds out it is a way of surrender and love.

Celebrating Spring Equinox in the Northern Hemisphere – by Marion Atmo.

Insights by Upchara on “Not knowing” (the “Boh?” for an Italian child) and the question “Why?” – with a short intro by Punya.

Marion Atmo’s thoughts on Valentine’s Day.

“The surrender of the madcap adventures of my youth does not go willingly,” says Rico Provasoli.

Avikal examines the primordial need to find enemies, create problems and generate disturbance.

Chintan experiences the range of emotions from fear, to anger, to love.

What does it all mean, this life we are granted? asks Rico Provasoli.

An essay by Rico Provasoli.

In her podcast #78, Modita shares her insights into work, in particular what we call ‘menial’ work.

Tarpan is asking himself if it is OK to be missing the Buddhafield, the ‘eternity hub’.

Article by Kiran Singh Sirah, the President of the International Storytelling Center (ISC).

An offering by Siddhena.

An experience shared in a newsletter sent out by the Italian Osho Times.

Samvado’s insights on the question: ‘What are the seed points that lead men to rape or abuse women and young girls?’

Marion Atmo’s insights on meditation and illness; “I discovered that so many activities and responsibilities I thought were essential, were not.”

An article by George I. Vasilev.

Rico Provasoli celebrates his “non-death day anniversary.”

George reflects on a quote from the Bible and how it has influenced our disrespectful attitude towards nature.

Divakar reflects on ecology and climate change, and asks: “This beautiful planet is changing. The climate is changing. What does the future hold for humanity?”