A quote by Linda Hogan.
Aditi Mittal, Indian writer, comedian, actor and stand-up comedian, comments on life as a woman in India.
Om Prakash shares the first track of his album ‘Pilgrimage’ where he plays the kyo taku, a Japanese flute.
Jesica L. Santos’ list of favourite quotes (many of which are by Osho) published in Huffington Post on 24th November 2014.
Madita writes about her recent adventures and experiences in Georgia (formerly part of the Soviet Union).
What did the elephant say to the naked man? “How the hell do you breathe through that thing?” How do you know an elephant was in the fridge? He left his footprint in the butter. Why is an elephant large, grey and wrinkly? Because if it were small, white and round it would
Article published in Revolve Water, May 2014
The story of how Suchita started her new business that creates DVDs for celebrations, birthdays, funerals, websites, Facebook.
Actress and UN Goodwill Ambassador Emma Watson’s speech at the UN Headquarters in New York City, 21st September 2014.
Beloved Osho, I love hearing the stories of the old masters and their disciples. It is so beautiful to feel the essence of those small oases of consciousness – which centuries of religion have since covered in the dust of dogma and deceit. But still, as I look at us sitting here, feeling the joy,
Roshani reports on a retrospective on Rajneeshpuram which was held at the University of Oregon Library last April.
Po-Hun Wu-Jen said: ‘The technique of shooting is fine’ – you did well, beautiful! ‘But it is not the technique of non-shooting.’
Tim Sparks, on IdeaPod, September 14, 2014
How do you know when there’s a drummer at the door? The knocking speeds up. How do you know when there’s a singer at the door? They can’t find the key and don’t know when to come in. How do you know when there’s a bass player at the door? Who cares? More questions: What’s
Are we afraid of being afraid? That’s the question posed by Mr. Ramesh this week. From his store counter, the happy shop keeper displays his wisdom reminding us of the importance of being curious of the unknown. Listen well, and learn to cope with fear! Credit to Peggy
…from his latest album ‘Songs for the Golden Age‘.