Anandi writes, “I wish you a beautiful month of reflection, healing and relaxation, so that spring can enter your life fresh and unburdened by the past.”
Purushottama’s photographs from a visit in 2007 to this historic town in Madhya Pradesh, with captions by Amido (Part 2)
Praful talks to Punya about his most recent years as a musician and composer, about playing the bansuri as a Westerner, and giving solo concerts
“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.”
Phoebe’s new series, Nuggets, will be a reminder of the wisdom found in Osho’s books, so needed in our digital age
“The life of a real seeker is not an ordinary life. The life of a real seeker is the life of freedom.”
This month Madhuri reviews books by Catherine Alliott, Terry & Natalia O’Sullivan, Edward St. Aubyn, Dawn O’Porter, Catherine Cookson, Irvin D. Yalom, Cathy Glass, Wendy Holden
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.
Amido and Purushottama (camera in hand) visit the picturesque ruins of this historic town in north-central India (Part 1)
Art by Hiral Singhal and a reading from The Only Life, the biography of Ma Yoga Laxmi by Rashid Maxwell (Exhibition open daily until 11 March 2026)
Abheeru Sufi talks about his life: law, music, video interviews and, last but not least, his love for meditation
Presentation of Gopal’s (Bahram Moterassed Spitama) new book, subtitled: Why Stay in the Shadow When We Are Meant to Shine in the Light?
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?
“It is an old proverb in Tibet that hundreds go but rarely a single individual reaches – that too, rarely.”
This month’s planet transits discussed by Marga; “February 2026 is not a month for definitive decisions, but for profound recognition.”
Osho’s oral history continues with a new video channel out of California, with two interviews a month
Pankaja writes from the launch, at Daunt Books in Oxford, of her republished novel she wrote more than 50 years ago
“You are born to be mystics. Unless… you have come to know existence as a mystery… you have not taken the challenge of life, you have been a coward. You have wings, but you have forgotten it.”
“Only two meditators can live in love – and then love will not be a koan. But then it will not be a relationship either… it will be simply a state of love.”