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Louisa, an eighty-seven year old grandmother, still drives her own car. In her weekly letter to her long-time friend, she writes:
Nirav shares an event in his life where he had to overcome an unexpected challenge and find his way back to the present.
“People … think the ego comes through prestige and power – renounce power, renounce prestige – but then the ego comes through your humbleness,” says Osho.
Nirav shares an event in his life where he had to overcome an unexpected challenge and find his way back to the present.
“People … think the ego comes through prestige and power – renounce power, renounce prestige – but then the ego comes through your humbleness,” says Osho.
A poem by Deva Dosa.
Subhuti reflects on current – and past – affairs.
Madhuri reviews Elton John’s biopic.
Film featuring forest ecology professor Suzanne Simard and forester and bestselling author Peter Wohlleben.
Louisa, an eighty-seven year old grandmother, still drives her own car. In her weekly letter to her long-time friend, she writes:
September episode (No. 57) of Love Osho’s podcasts: Bodhicitta talks about his commune life as well as the time he spent with Chinmaya.
September episode (No. 56) of Love Osho’s podcasts: Former plastic surgeon, then psychotherapist, talks about his professional life and that in Osho’s communes, and about his book.
August episode of Love Osho’s podcasts: Svagito talks about his beloved Meera, painter and art therapist who left her body two years ago.
“People … think the ego comes through prestige and power – renounce power, renounce prestige – but then the ego comes through your humbleness,” says Osho.
“The people you think are moral are just repressed people, egoistic, carrying all sorts of repressed desires in them. Once an opportunity is given to them, they will explode,” concludes Osho.
“Wisdom is practical, knowledge impractical. Knowledge is abstract, wisdom is earthly; knowledge is just words, wisdom is experience,” comments Osho.
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