“This unconscious meditation time can actually move into a more relaxed way of living in everything else that I do – including being truly aware!” writes Subhan
On their visit to the East-African island, Amido and Purushottama meet and photograph animals they have never seen before
This month’s horoscope by Phoebe with quotes by Osho from the darshan series, Nothing to Lose but Your Head
This month, in her Human Design series, Marga discusses three throat channels: the core voices of logic, abstract experience, and individual insight
An excerpt from chapter 14 of Chitbodhi’s memoir, One Life: A True Account – Receiving a new name and being in the Encounter Group
A partner exercise using imagination as a springboard to expand and deepen vision of life on Earth – by Madhuri
Osho suggests to a sannyasin in darshan: “Whenever you commit a mistake again, go into the process of it, see why, how, it happens.”
Amano Samarpan reports with photographs and videos from Rashid’s and Chinmaya’s farewell celebrations
…a certain leader said, after a coordinated infiltration of high-ranking politicians’ homes has created worldwide signs of spiritual ecstasy
“…but the society goes on conditioning you, programming your mind as a sheep.” A short excerpt where Osho speaks on personality and individuality
Madhuri’s short reviews of books by Jeffrey M. Schwartz, Lucy Cooke, Eva Petulengro, Celia Imrie, Tess Stevens, Catherine Cookson, Annabelle Forest, and Nancy Horan
“I have been telling you: drop it. Now sit down. Be just human. Here nobody is an emperor and nobody is a beggar. Here everybody is himself. Just be yourself.”
Amido describes a journey to the East-African island in the Indian Ocean, with photos by Purushottama
“It’s a challenge NOT to run away from what is fueling the craving, but to remember to stick my head INTO it,” writes Subhan
A Cup of Tea (162). “When you are hungry you eat, when you are thirsty you drink, and when you meet a friend you greet him.”
This month’s horoscope by Phoebe with quotes by Osho from the series, Until you Die. “The mystery of life is not something which can be solved or which is ever solved. It has to be lived.”
The Human Design series, Three Channels a Month by Marga, continues with three throat channels, the core voices of logic, abstract experience, and individual insight
Osho answers a question by Nitin Bharti; “You have to learn how to say yes with totality. That is trust, that is surrender, that is faith.”
These are the songs Paul McCartney secretly wishes had his name on them, along with his other favourite tracks, writes Karen Rockett in the Express. (On number 3 is Chinmaya’s ‘Chance Meeting’)
Saten recollects the successful, and less successful, experiments in our farming practices in Oregon (Part 3)