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In Osho’s sewing room
With Gayan we move from Pune to Osho's stopover at Chidvilas - nicknamed ‘The Castle’ - in New Jersey where she starts sewing the robes for him, and then on to Rajneeshpuram.
Living in a supercharger
Niranjano’s stenographic notes and wonderful photos depicting 15 years of commune life in Germany.
Podcasts: Devanshu and Vandana
Swaram's interviews: on ancient Tibetan and Taoist practices and on alcoholism and how to deal with it.
Podcasts: Lani, Miten and Nirvano
Swaram's interviews with: Osho's world ambassador, Lani, musician Miten and Nirvano, the German translator of Osho's books.
Wild Wild Rajneeshpuram, a collective responsibility
In this essay, Marc explores responsibility and groupthink in the wake of the events in Rajneeshpuram, shown in the docuseries Wild Wild Country.
Huffing and puffing after happiness
Kul Bhushan looks at the elusive search for happiness.
There are no outside causes of happiness
Osho speaks on 'Happiness'
“I love you,” means danger
Osho talks on the topic of 'Love': "You cannot accept the idea that you are worth loving, that anybody can love you."
Searching for the Light
On a recent visit to Manhattan, New York, Sudheer captured black and white impression of new buildings.
Obsessed with Painting
Sunita showcases her oil paintings she made these last three years in her adopted country, Bali.
The God That You Are: The fully realized man
John Howard, widely-read Australian reviewed Prem Vandan's (Martin Guinness) new, second book.
Shame, guilt or regret are common for most
Excerpt from Prem Vandan's new book, The God That You Are: "A god ... is empathetic and sympathetic. He has a moral sense of right and wrong and he is concerned with human welfare. These are all positive aspects. Shame, guilt and regret are not."
Longing for the Impossible: Autobiography of a Rebel Yogi
Srajan reviews the late Siddartha's recently published book.
Launch of Siddartha’s book
Siddartha Kaufman's book 'Longing for the Impossible: Autobiography of a Rebel Yogi' will be launched tomorrow, Sunday 12th August 2018 in Amsterdam.
All esotericism is nonsense
Osho answers a question about esotericism and says, “Yes! It is an escape from reality into fantasy.”
All political revolutions are destructive
Osho answers the question, "Why do revolutions fail?"
Osho: The Buddha for the Future
In this video Maneesha describes how her book - now available as e-book - came to be written. She also explains how different the perceptions of her book are from those of the Netflix docuseries ‘Wild, Wild Country,’ which covered many of the same events.
Sattva Temple
A short presentation of the recently released new album by Chaitanya Hari (Georg Deuter). With this album, Deuter enters a new realm of circular, wave sounds. These sounds are beautifully brought to life to send the listener into a deep place of healing and trance.
The last tree standing
Osho relates a story by Lao Tzu where he says, “If you want to survive in this world be like this tree – absolutely useless."
A man standing on the Suicide Point meets a Sufi mystic
Osho speaks about gratefulness for all that existence is giving: "The mystic said, ... I have been trying to wake you up. Existence has given you such precious things and rather than being grateful, you are behaving in such an ugly way."
The death of Anthony Bourdain and the choice between mundane or spiritual suicide
Arjuna (John Hogue) writes about mundane and spiritual suicide on the occasion of Anthony Bourdain's demise. Excerpted from Part 1 of his essay published on HogueProphecy.com on July 27, 2018.
Slowly slowly meditation is bound to win over
Osho says there is no need to be mad and suggests, "why not meditate?"
Laughter is far more sacred than prayer
Down the centuries religion has been a very serious affair for most of the believers. Being pious or holy became synonymous with seriousness, writes Keerti. Published in Business World, India.
Nothing is a serious affair
"Anandi means blissful, cheerful, with laughter in the heart," says Osho to a new disciple.
Millions of Hindu devotees walking across India
Every year, northern India is flooded with men and women in saffron clothes walking through the streets carrying pots suspended on a stick, reports the BBC on August 9, 2018.
Nobody can compete with Shiva
Osho explains a story from Hindu mythology about Shiva drinking poison.
Where’s the gap?
Millions of commuters descend on India's railway in Mumbai every day. A special feature of carriages solely dedicated to women, helps avoid male groping, which is still widespread everywhere. Here's a peak what happens at a random platform during rush hour. Published by the Daily Mail on July 28, 2018.
Mumbai slum gets colourful make-over
Khar Danda, a tiny fishing village in India’s bustling city of Mumbai, has had a major makeover. Published on BBC on July 16, 2018.
Monsoon in Delhi
Just in time for the heatwave in Europe and elsewhere, a refreshing view: video taken recently at Osho Dham in New Delhi.
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How to hide your house from Google street maps [Infographic]
Although street maps by satellite can be a very helpful thing, nobody wants their open entrance or garage visible to those who might plan an unannounced visit with questionable intent. Here's how you can prevent such elements from intruding, shown with ten easy tips.
Meditation and Precious Silence
Deva Premal and Miten find a feeling of spirituality when playing thousand-year-old mantras and chants, writes Alexander Sorochan on VueWeekly.
Reflecting on Rajneeshpuram Commune Life
In the wake of the Netflix docuseries Wild Wild Country, Shantam Lani, Osho's World Ambassador and former Rajneeshpuram resident speaks to Tracy Alexander on Israel's 'i 24NEWS'. Published on May 28, 2018.
A prayer
On their wedding night, young bride Erin and her husband Simon finally retire to their hotel room.
Ketchup woes
Mom and her little daughter Maxine are in the kitchen, preparing lunch.
