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“Decades after his death, Acharya Rajneesh’s unconventional ideas on politics, creativity and human freedom continue to provoke thought,” writes Kumar Chellappan in PGurus, India, on November 4, 2026
A single by Bhikkhu, co-founder of New Earth Records, released today for streaming
“I know only of one miracle… and that miracle is a jump of consciousness between the Master and the disciple.”
Bhavo shares his often-rocky road to sannyas, and beyond – plus his workshop on empowerment at The Leela Centre (UK) in December 2026 [Long Read]
The smartphone, of all things, is supposed to help with meditation? This month, an experiment gets under way that approaches a contradiction of our time in earnest and turns it into research, writes Dwariko Pfeifer
Tarangini and Prachi from Osho World present their new project in detail
Osho Archives search tool (English and Hindi) launched today thanks to Anuragi’s initiative
Ojas’s story, translated from the Dutch collection ‘Hoe Osho in mijn leven kwam’ (How Osho Came into My Life), compiled by Nandan Bosma et. al.
In this article, Marga explores Ra’s approach to the six lines in Human Design, examining the first three lines in depth and their role in shaping relational behavior
Insights / Essays
From the Italian Osho Times Newsletter No. 326, sent out in September 2026
Nityaprem, who grew up on the Ranch and in the communes, reflects on Children of the Cult and on how he has come to see Osho
An observation by Subhan
Note no. 15 from Avikal’s collection, Coming Home
From Avikal’s collection, Coming Home – note no. 11
Amido (text) and Purushottama (photos) end their 2006 pilgrimage in India with a visit to Varanasi, Darjeeling, Rumtek and Kalimpong (Part 7)
Discourses and Darshans
“These people have taken a tremendous step. They have risked their established mind to enquire into the unfamiliar and the unknown – and ultimately, the unknowable.”
“The moment the ego disappears, death disappears. You are not going to die, remember; but if you think that you are, you are going to die.”
Shravan’s artwork in our online Art Gallery; “When the creative spirit calls, I just pick up my colours.”
Mini-collages as free art born out of Samudra’s creativity
Photographs by Bhaven, with a poem by Abhinava
Photographs by Michael Sudheer
Back from her travels, Madhuri writes about books by Andy Cave, Doris Lessing, Dodie Smith, Joe Biel and Elly Blue, Walt Larimore, Karolina Ramqvist, Charlotte Bingham, Heather McDonald, Dave Barry, June Tate
S D Anugyan on the Emily Dickinson TV show, the Transcendentalists, death and astral travel
Madhuri reviews Dr Chris van Tulleken’s book, subtitled ‘Why Do We All Eat Stuff That Isn’t Food… and Why Can’t We Stop?’
Thanks to Priya’s efforts, Neelam’s memoir – that Osho had asked her to write for ‘seekers on the path’ – is now available in Hindi
The authors of this month’s book reviews by Madhuri are: Catherine Cookson, Joanna Hodgin, Jonathan Kellerman, Sylvia Townsend Warner
Books by Ronnie Wood, Barbara Kingsolver, Merridy Eastman, Andrew Lownie, Rob Parsons, Rosamond Lehmann, James Cracknell and Beverly Turner, Helen Dunmore – reviewed by Madhuri
This month Madhuri reviews books by Brian Masters, Charlotte Uhlenbroek, Rosamunde Pilcher, Andrew Terrill, Michael Connelly, Sarah Penner
“I know only of one miracle… and that miracle is a jump of consciousness between the Master and the disciple.”
“You cannot solve it from the outside; you cannot just be a spectator to it – you are in it – you are it.”
“Decades after his death, Acharya Rajneesh’s unconventional ideas on politics, creativity and human freedom continue to provoke thought,” writes Kumar Chellappan in PGurus, India, on November 4, 2026
Pratiksha Apurv writes in Speaking Tree (The Times of India) on September 25, 2026
“Almost each sentence is going to create trouble for anybody who wants to organize a religion around me.”
“A real master is always a shock, a shattering.”
A meditation from the Vigyan Bhairav Tantra (The Book of Secrets)
A meditation by Atisha explained by Osho
A meditation given to a new sannyasin
A man was touring the great cathedrals of Europe.
From the Archive
“The ultimate growth is symbolized as the mystic rose – when your being blossoms and opens all its petals and releases the beautiful fragrance.”
Priya’s journey from the first experiment to becoming a co-facilitator of this Osho Meditative Therapy technique
Leela reveals the beginning of the Mystic Rose Meditation
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In this article, Marga explores Ra’s approach to the six lines in Human Design, examining the first three lines in depth and their role in shaping relational behavior
