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Punya

S D Anugyan explains why “if you have a secret, guilty taste in something deemed to be ‘lowbrow’, perhaps you should be less hard on yourself.”

In this first part of an interview with the Hindi Rajneesh Times in 1987, Sukhraj Bharti remembers his childhood with Osho, the games they played, the mischief they made, and the early signs that something unusual was already present in his friend

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

“God is unconditionally given to you. It is a gift. There is no way to earn God, there is no way to become worthy of having God – God is not a possession. God is a gift, and an unconditional gift.”

A sannyasin asks in darshan: I’m feeling loving towards people, feeling warmth, but I don’t feel very sexual. I don’t know if it’s slightly repressed or if it’s okay.

Chapter 1 from Gopal’s (Bahram Moteraassed Spitama) new book, From Darkness Into Light: Why Stay in the Shadow When We Are Meant to Shine in the Light?