Samvado shows his 4-D scultpures in wood, glass, marble, bronze, and stainless steel.

A new edition of our first tarot card set had just come out. Remember them?

Mahakavi writes about his rebellious sannyas life.

An excerpt from Anil Sethi’s recently published book The Rebel of Benaras.

Sanjay reviews Anil Sethi’s recently published book on Kabir.

Osho talks on ‘Woman’; “My own vision is that the coming age will be the age of the woman.”

A social experiment staged by Indian actor Varun Pruthi.

…left his body on 2nd March 2015.

Shivananda’s tutorials continue with another technique: using cut-out stencils

…left his body on 1st March 2015.

Osho talks on ‘Absolute’.

German television presenter Jan Böhmermann’s musical video about the ‘cool’ Greek Finance Minister.

Yam, niyam, asan, pranayam, pratyahar, dharana, dhyan samadhiya ashto angani.

Chetna discovers Yoga and travels through Patanjali’s Eightfold Path to Liberation

Shruti participated this winter in the Living-In Programme at the Resort in Pune

…left his body on 2nd February 2015.

Chinmaya reviews Shastro and Raphaël Pinel’s newly released CD.

Madhuri on leaving her beloved….

A hilarious video.

Sagarpriya talks about how she developed Psychic Massage, the first of the methods she has created

From the The New York Times: Oliver Sacks on Learning He Has Terminal Cancer

…left his body on 15th February 2015.

In India there’s an order among chaos. Only country where you need to look either side while crossing in a one-way. India is a country where a pizza will reach your house faster than an ambulance. In India, you don’t drive on the left of the road, you drive on what is left on the

Khirad and Shantidharm reply to our questions about their online radio station.

A poem by Suha (Italian and English) about the Paris underground.

They call Zach King the god of video editing!

A short poem by Suha

A Haiku by Rajen

Suha, who has just published a poetry book, talks about her life.

You must have heard about the Japanese poem, haiku. It is the smallest poetry form in the world – seventeen syllables only – but one of the most penetrating. The word ‘haiku’ means ‘the beginning’. This is a tremendous significance – the word haiku means the beginning. The haiku poets say: We only begin, we

Rashid shows a series of paintings.

Deva Prem writes about Kio-o, a new retreat center in Canada.

Sculptor Samvado writes about working with metal.

…left his body on 8th February 2015.

A poem by Chris Roe

Second painting tutorial about one of Shivananda’s favourite techniques.

A man goes to buy a motorbike before meeting his girlfriend’s parents for the first time.

Jean Sibelius (1865-1957) is the composer who established a strong national tradition for musical creativity in Finland, which flourishes to the present day. He grew up at a time when Finland was fighting for independence from Russia, and the nationalist flavour of his early works invoked adoration from the public and consternation from the authorities.

A poem by Prem Geet

Prartho’s essay on poetry and creativity in education – and the capability of amazement.

A poem by Madhuri

Ghoshen reviews a film by Jaco van Dormael, starring Jared Leto, Sarah Polley, Diane Kruger.

Veeresh leads a meditation to create sensitivity and awareness of one’s own death.

Osho talks to and about Veeresh (excerpts):

…left his body on 27th January 2015.

Interview with Veeresh by Geetee (14.4.2014)

An amazing 50-minute nature documentary from the BBC (from 2009).

Pratibha’s insights on how best to do this transforming meditation.

Q: Beloved Osho, I have heard that your sannyasins celebrate death.

Anam reminds us of the dimension of celebration, one of Osho’s legacies

Source: Osho, Beyond Enlightenment, Ch 11, Q 1 (excerpt) Credit OshoDham

Tanmaya’s review on Chaitanya Hari’s most recent album.

…left her body on 25th December 2014.

Session 1 of a series of tutorials by designer and painter Shivananda.

If your father is a poor man, it is your fate. But if your father-in-law is a poor man, it’s your stupidity.   Practice makes perfect. But nobody’s perfect. So why practice?   If it’s true that we are here to help others, then what exactly are the others here for?   Behind every successful

Mantra singer Sudha shares a track from her latest album ‘In Her Name’ and replies to a few questions.

An ‘outdoor’ painting by Pejac.

DonnaLou Stevens with Birdz of Play on video.

Musicians Nimo Patel and Daniel Nahmod brought together dozens of people from around the world to create this beautiful song.

Samudra’s new book on ecodesign, modern nomadism and living consciously seeks crowdfunding for publication.