Abhi, Basera and Abha, Nandin and Gopal write about the third song in the album The Universe is Singing from Gopal’s compilation, ​Songs of Gratefulness – Inspired by Osho

Part 1 of Kavindra’s series, Glimpses of a Life

In this video, Rashid answers a set of questions about his art and in particular his paintings which were recently exhibited in a London gallery

A second seasonal recipe this month thanks to Maria-Carin

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.”

from Madhuri’s tool-kit to “move energy on deep levels and blast you into the skies!”

Random thoughts by Punya

A virtual exhibition of Vikrant Sentis’ artwork

Stunning art calendar published in Germany by Vision Creativ Verlag

What if beings from another galaxy came to Earth, and inquired about the human body and its natural, healthy acts? asks Subhan

An article by Anna-Maria Stawreberg in the Swedish Femina featuring also Eva Wells (Jivan Kavya). Photos by Magnus Liam Karlsson

“I have a deep respect for this process that allows me to peel away my darkness, my delusions, and my misunderstandings and to welcome my inner light to shine,” writes Aneesha. Next retreat at Osho Nisarga, 4-25 February 2025

A seasonal recipe from Maria-Carin’s cookbook, Lick Your Plate

An interview with Siddhena by Bold Journey, published on September 26, 2024

“Tantra says that the first thing is to be available to joy,” states Osho commenting on a sutra by Saraha

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

This month’s planet transits discussed by Marga; “It is a good time to learn the art of wu-wei, effortless action, or for those who aim really high, action without action!”

From Robert Dhiraj’s poetry collection, The Cymbal Clash of Sky

Kusum’s visit to the Swiss naturopath’s gardens in the Netherlands

“Without the rather clumsy revolution we went through back then, this new and necessary and beautiful higher revolution would not have been able to happen,” writes Madhuri in this essay

Surreal dreamworlds by Kirti Peter Michel at Park an der Mühle in Wyk auf Föhr, Northern Germany, until 10 October daily from 2-5pm

“The balance is needed because it seems that there is too much work, and not enough of the pleasure of life,” writes Subhan

“Let everything pass. Don’t judge, don’t condemn, don’t evaluate. You are only a mirror.”

Aradhana reviews Tahir Shah’s book; “It’s an enjoyable read for anyone who loves India and has a sense of humour.”

This month’s horoscope by Phoebe with quotes by Osho; “The mind grows old, the body grows old but the being knows nothing of time…”

First encounter with Dynamic Meditation in New York City, April 1977. An excerpt from chapter 13 of Chintan’s book Mastering Madness

“Synchronicities are indications of the presence of a higher spiritual consciousness in the cosmos,” concludes Phoebe Wyss in this article

Osho speaks on ‘Synchronicity’; “The whole scientific world is based on the causal relationship. Synchronicity has no place in it. But in human life everybody who is a little alert may have found it.”

The improbable story of the twin monk scrolls – by Rico Provasoli

Last article in Shanti’s series, where he quotes under the section, Fragrances of human flowering, personalities from various fields

Part 3 of Surendra’s research into Shinto mythology

Drawn In, an exhibition of paintings by Rashid at the Gallery Different in London (2-5 October 2024). Foreword to the catalogue by Paula Marvelly

Ageh Bharti meets by chance an old fellow-student with whom he’d taken photos of Osho in the Jabalpur days

Avikal’s article subtitled, About Liberation and Fulfillment

A handwritten dedication by Osho to Jayshree Gokhani from Dwarka, Gujarat, on the opening page of his book Satya Ka Sagar, Shunya Ki Naav (सत्य का सागर, शून्य की नाव)

“God is the ocean you are in, because God is another name for life.”

Miten and Tanmayo reminisce about the first song in the album Let Love Grow of Gopal’s compilation, ​Songs of Gratefulness – Inspired by Osho

Osho speaks to a sannyasin in darshan who had asked: Would you say something about dying?

“A wonderfully cleansing exercise, a mainstay in Waduda’s Heart groups,” according to Madhuri

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

In Part 18 of his series, Shanti quotes under the section, Fragrances of human flowering, from more mystics

A cautionary tale for all tourists – by Subhuti

An exhibition of Rashid’s most recent paintings at the Gallery Different in Central London, 2-5 October 2024

Subhan asks, “Do you want to feel gratefulness? “

This month’s planet transits discussed by Marga; “Better to intensify the art of meditation to avoid being completely sucked into the Mind and its ideas, especially if they are not even our own!”

Tagore’s insight “that the moon is the moon whether you have a very beautiful mirror or a very ordinary mirror.”

Nirbija writes from his visit to Osho Parimal’s Special Summer Festival

Parijat’s song, the 6th in the album titled, Let Love Shine Through. Texts by Parijat, Raji and Gopal on the song and the Uta Band

Short reviews by Madhuri on books by Cathy Glass, William Finnegan, Glen Tibaldeo and Laura Berger, James Lee Burke, Dr. Louis J. Camuti, Matt Lewis, Stevie Smith, Rosemary Thornton, Maria Coffey, Susan Lewis and George Mahood

Subhuti on why the media is warning the public about mindfulness

Phoebe explains how our horoscope comes into being each month

This month’s horoscope by Phoebe with quotes by Osho; “Your very being has to be musical, it has to become harmony. A man can exist as a chaos or a cosmos. Music is the way from chaos to cosmos.”

Osho replies in writing to the question: ‘Can one meditate on a formless entity? And if so, will the formless remain formless?’

This whole Part 17 of Shanti’s series, subtitled Fragrances of human flowering, is dedicated to the Persian poet and mystic Hafiz

Ageh Bharti remembers the helping hand given by Shri Bhikham Chand Jain of Jabalpur

A summer poem by Madhuri

The wonderfully designed book, subtitled Songs of Love, Wonder & Devotion, contains 25 poems, photos and stories

“The king said, ‘I certainly have made a mistake. God knows what he is doing.'”

One of Waduda’s Heart Group exercises I took away to use many a time in my own groups, writes Madhuri

“Pravira means one who is very courageous. And the greatest courage in life is to live totally, in spite of all the priests and all the people who want you not to be joyous, not to be living totally.”