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Sudhir reviews Suchita Vanessa Smith’s recently published book
An excerpt from Suchita’s book, Little Body, Huge Life; “Whatever our physical capacity, almost all of us can move to music. Even if it is only a finger, we can dance.”
Jon Smith speaks to music therapist Satyam and members of her choir for the BBC Radio Gloucestershire Breakfast Show. Published 26 April 2026 in BBC News (audio)
An excerpt from Sambhavya’s memoir, Awakening Now: My Life with Osho
Prem Joshua in conversation with Sufi Abheeru and Aminah Divya – on Osho, music, and meditation (video)
An excerpt from Suchita’s book, Little Body, Huge Life; “Whatever our physical capacity, almost all of us can move to music. Even if it is only a finger, we can dance.”
In this last part, Dharmen spoke about his life after the closure of the Ranch – interview given to Punya in Greece in 2019; transcribed, edited, and with updates by Srajan
Videha’s latest news from Mokurai, his Meditation Centre in the Italian Alps
Part 2 of an interview with Dharmen, where he spoke about Amsterdam’s Zorba the Buddha Disco, the Press and Sheela’s meetings – given to Punya in 2019, transcribed and edited by Srajan
Sugit continues his analysis of Spinoza’s ideas, from Body-Mind to Emotions, to Freedom, and finally to his legacy: Radical Enlightenment (Part 3)
In this essay, Sugit compares the ideas of the Dutch philosopher Spinoza with Osho’s understanding (Part 2)
Srajan introduces Baruch Spinoza, the 17th-century philosopher who bridged reason and mysticism, challenging religious dogma while pointing toward a deeply unified vision of existence
Abheeru Sufi remembers three encounters with the man
An unusual nickname for Osho triggers conflict in the press room – by Subhuti
Apurva remembers a magical discovery during an excursion to an Indian village in the late 70s
In this final instalment of a three-part interview with Osho’s childhood friend Sukhraj, life itself becomes the teacher. A drunken welcome, a near-fatal accident, a devastating flood – and one sentence transforms everything
Subhuti recalls the creation of a weekly newspaper on the Oregon Ranch
In the second instalment of this interview Sukhraj Bharti reflects on the dawning recognition of his childhood friend as Bhagwan – and on the strange intimacy, pride and playfulness that continued between them
Modita tells her story
Composer and multi-instrumentalist Praful writes about his new workshop concept for musicians
Osho Archives search tool (English and Hindi) launched today thanks to Anuragi’s initiative
Sanjiva’s app, announced last year, has now been launched for Apple iPhone users; “Kyosan is for the questions that need room to breathe.”
An Austrian software developer is building an app to help people plan permaculture gardens in harmony with nature – and grow a community around it
Purushottama and Amido write about their 2006 travels, when they visited Kerala and Karnataka – and two holy men, Ajja and U.G.
Excerpt from an article written by Osho for the D. N. Jain College Magazine, Jabalpur, 1955
A note written by Osho to Jayshree of Bhavnagar, Gujarat
“Ask for 100% of what you want, and then let existence decide… because it will!” writes Subhan
The last in Avikal’s series, Reporting from the Great Doubt
Insights by Sugandha
Discourses and Darshans
“If you really want to wake up and if you also want to become part of the great hope for humanity and the future of man, then die to the past, so that you can be reborn to the future.”
“This is an Italian story, the story of Pinocchio.”
Take-away lessons from anecdotes about Zen Masters Joshu, Hyakujo and Bankei, as told by Osho in the series Roots and Wings – by Phoebe
Phoebe’s Nuggets continue with her finds from the stories of Zen Masters Nan-in, Hakuin and Doko, as told by Osho in the series Roots and Wings (A Bird on the Wing)
In part 2 of her new series, Phoebe examines Osho’s Glimpses of a Golden Childhood from another aspect, and we meet his Nani, Pagal Baba, Magga Baba, Masto and Prof. S.S. Roy as his mentors
Sudhir reviews Suchita Vanessa Smith’s recently published book
“Alchemy is one of the oldest Mystic Schools.”
“…but without thought the mind is just infinite space.”
A selection of photos by Jagdish
Two slideshows of photographs by Devesh in our virtual Art Gallery
Photos by Fakeer from his hometown in Canada.
Poetry / Prose
When pleasure and anger are hooked together
Video by Nayana
Osho explains in a darshan a meditation to do in the morning or afternoon
In class one day…
From our Archive
Madhuri remembers an exercise from the School of Mysticism
Series
Marga discusses the couple channels in relation to the four Human Design Circuits
