I Leave You My Dream by Satya Niranjan

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Second, revised edition of Satya Niranjan’s memoir, now available as Kindle edition

I Leave You My Dream

I Leave You My Dream
A Memoir of a Life in the Light of Osho

by Satya Niranjan, ed. Sushma Bharti
Self-published,‎ second, revised edition, 3 September 2026
Format: Kindle edition (paperback out of print)
ASIN : ‎B0HHNYMY7M
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Dear friends,
I’m very happy to share something close to my heart.
My father Satya Niranjan’s memoir, I Leave You My Dream, is now available on Amazon Kindle.
The book shares his spiritual journey with Osho, and the memories and experiences that shaped his life.
It has been a deeply meaningful experience for me to edit and present his words, and to preserve his journey for future generations.
I’d love for you to read it, and to share the news with anyone who may connect with his journey.
With love,
Sushama Bagmar

What is it like to encounter a living Master – and to have that encounter transform the course of one’s life? I Leave You My Dream is Satya Niranjan’s personal memoir of his journey with Osho, beginning with their early meetings in Pune and unfolding through decades of association, meditation, devotion and extraordinary experiences.

Written from the perspective of a disciple who had the rare opportunity to meet Osho personally and witness many significant events around him, the book offers an intimate glimpse into the relationship between a Master and a disciple. Through simple and heartfelt recollections, Satya Niranjan shares moments of humour, compassion, challenge, insight and transformation, as well as memories of the people and events surrounding Osho’s work.

This book is not intended as a historical account or biography of Osho. It is the memory of one seeker, recorded as he experienced it, offered with the gratitude of a disciple whose life was profoundly touched by his Master.

More than a memoir, I Leave You My Dream is a remembrance of a remarkable spiritual journey – an invitation to reflect on meditation, awareness, love, celebration, life and death.

For readers familiar with Osho, these recollections may bring back treasured memories. For those encountering him for the first time, they offer a personal window into the presence of a Master whose vision continues to inspire seekers around the world.

Excerpts published in Osho News
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Satya Niranjan (aka Bagmar-ji) first met Osho in his hometowen Pune in 1964 and took sannyas in 1971 in Matheran. He also visited Rajneeshpuram and in later years facilitated meditations camps in India.

 

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