Book review by Madhuri; “This book is mostly a description of bliss states, and as such is quite uplifting to read. A special book!”
“Meditation? You probably imagine someone sitting in stillness and silence. Well, Osho dynamic meditation is not that,” writes Hannah Mackenzie in Glamour on 1 October 2023.
“Just say something and it happens. You just say to the mind, ‘Enough – now you be the servant, because you are the servant.’ And, I say, it is just that simple.”
The two friends met in the park every day to feed the pigeons, watch the squirrels and discuss world problems.
A poem from Madhuri’s most recent book, To Hills and Waterfalls: a Californian in Calderdale, read by the author on video.
“When did I give away my voice? That voice of curiosity. The capacity to question everything I was told that ‘this is the way things are’?” asks Rico Provasoli.
Journey Inward: Exploring India’s Spiritual Landscape. Article in RVCJ by Jaya, published on September 16, 2023. The Osho Meditation Resort in Pune is listed on 5th place.
This month’s horoscope by Phoebe with quotes by Osho; “Each person has to become a way for the divine – a passage, a vehicle, an opening for the divine to descend to the earth.”
A young Law student, having failed his exams, goes up to his crusty old professor, who is renowned for his razor-sharp legal mind.
A question Nirvan asked himself already as a child. An excerpt from his new book, Prelude to Disclosure.
Pankaja on the discovery that one of the novels she had written pre-sannyas is now being re-published, receiving accolades the likes of “a daring writer long overdue for reappraisal.”
A foursome of men waiting at the men’s tee while a four-ball of ladies were hitting from the ladies’ tee.
Madhuri on the colourful and warm-hearted evening event in Hebden Bridge where she read from her new book, To Hills and Waterfalls: a Californian in Calderdale.
Last year I replaced all the windows in my house with those expensive, double-glazed, energy-efficient kind.
Nayana’s review of the just published book by Lasell Jaretzki Bartlett (aka Kavita); “There are so many useful lessons running through the book, all written in a clean and simple style. It’s one of those books I’m sure I will dip back into again and again.”
An excerpt from Lasell Bartlett’s just published book, Getting Along with Rusty: Horses, Healing and Therapeutic Riding