Amido (text) and Purushottama (photos) continue their travels in the Himalayas, visiting Tabo and the Key Monastery, the Kiber Valley and back to Manali via the Kunzum Pass
An excerpt from Madhuri’s travel memoir, Reluctantly to Kunzum La: Motorbiking in the Himalayas in the Name of Love
In this 4-hour interview, Hitendra Rana (also known as Nobody B.R.) from Soul Satsang speaks with screenwriter Swami Anand Kamlesh (Kamlesh Pandey)
After 38 years of continuous publication, the Italian Osho Times (OT) will release its final printed issue at the end of this month
Last part of Sarita’s travel diary of her Sacred Tour in Ladakh. Visiting Ensa Monastery, Lake Pangong and return to Leh via Chang Pass
In this video interview, Phoebe Wyss, who is retiring this month as Osho News’ horoscope writer, shares her insights on astrology, meditation, and the cosmic mind
Part 3 of Sarita’s travel diary: in Tilopa and Naropa’s footsteps, visiting Lamayuru and Diskit Monasteries, and the Nubra Valley
Priya is interviewed by Sufi and Aminah for Histories with Osho. Priya is a member of Osho Nisarga’s management team and is a retreat facilitator. (Her next Silent Retreat: 1-22 February 2026)
Sumukhi, a former Meditation Academy staffer, recalls a fleeting pause in Osho’s glass walkway that opens into a vivid journey through his garden, Zazen, and the magic of silent sitting
Sarita’s Sacred Tour in Ladakh continues from Leh to Uleytokpo, from where they visit the Alchi Monastery and the village Tar in a hidden valley (Part 2)
This summer Sarita guided a group of meditators on a sacred tour in the Himalayas, with adventures ‘in’ and ‘out’. In Part 1 we follow the group on excursions around Leh, the capital of Ladakh
Marga on the three Power Channels in Human Design, the channels of Exploration, Keeping Busy and Power
Devageet, Osho’s personal dentist, in conversation with Waduda Paradiso (Part 1); “How does a person like me come to be at the feet of the Master – more – how does a person like me come to be at the teeth of the Master?”
An exploration of Osho’s and other mystics’ teaching that joy and suffering are two sides of the same coin – and how transcending both leads to true bliss