Madhuri asked Yuri about his life, and how he came to Osho 

In this video, a licensed psychotherapist brings Somatic Touch into the world of elephants at the Royal Elephant Crawl in Thailand. Madhuri spoke to him to learn more about his discovery

An excerpt from Suchita’s book, Little Body, Huge Life; “Whatever our physical capacity, almost all of us can move to music. Even if it is only a finger, we can dance.”

In this last part, Dharmen spoke about his life after the closure of the Ranch – interview given to Punya in Greece in 2019; transcribed, edited, and with updates by Srajan

Abheeru Sufi remembers three encounters with the man

An excerpt from Sambhavya’s memoir, Awakening Now: My Life with Osho

Marga discusses the couple channels in relation to the four Human Design Circuits

Chapter one from Sanjiva’s new book, Living with the Inescapable: Consciously Accepting Death

Excerpted from the Introduction to Gopal’s new book, Facing The Inner Void: A Return to The Inner Light

Prem Joshua in conversation with Sufi Abheeru and Aminah Divya – on Osho, music, and meditation (video)

An unusual nickname for Osho triggers conflict in the press room – by Subhuti

Modita tells her story

Apurva remembers a magical discovery during an excursion to an Indian village in the late 70s

Videha’s latest news from Mokurai, his Meditation Centre in the Italian Alps

“Ask for 100% of what you want, and then let existence decide… because it will!” writes Subhan

In this final instalment of a three-part interview with Osho’s childhood friend Sukhraj, life itself becomes the teacher. A drunken welcome, a near-fatal accident, a devastating flood – and one sentence transforms everything

Purushottama and Amido write about their 2006 travels, when they visited Kerala and Karnataka – and two holy men, Ajja and U.G.

by S D Anugyan

Part 2 of an interview with Dharmen, where he spoke about Amsterdam’s Zorba the Buddha Disco, the Press and Sheela’s meetings – given to Punya in 2019, transcribed and edited by Srajan

Osho Archives search tool (English and Hindi) launched today thanks to Anuragi’s initiative

Sugit continues his analysis of Spinoza’s ideas, from Body-Mind to Emotions, to Freedom, and finally to his legacy: Radical Enlightenment (Part 3)

Subhuti recalls the creation of a weekly newspaper on the Oregon Ranch

Sanjiva’s app, announced last year, has now been launched for Apple iPhone users; “Kyosan is for the questions that need room to breathe.”

The last in Avikal’s series, Reporting from the Great Doubt

In the second instalment of this interview Sukhraj Bharti reflects on the dawning recognition of his childhood friend as Bhagwan – and on the strange intimacy, pride and playfulness that continued between them

Shivananda remembers a touching event from 1981 – as told to Punya

In this essay, Sarjo shares the strategies he has found for maintaining a meditation practice in the midst of everyday life

An Austrian software developer is building an app to help people plan permaculture gardens in harmony with nature – and grow a community around it

Gaelle Guiny on overcoming grief and her connection with dolphins experienced at Wildquest in Bimini

Marga continues her exploration of the channels that connect the Emotional Center to the Throat, and those that connect the Sacral to the Self Center, also called tantric channels

Insights by Sugandha

An interview with Dharmen, where he spoke primarily about the centres and communes in the Netherlands – by Punya, transcribed and edited by Srajan (Part 1)

From Avikal’s series, Reporting from the Great Doubt, Part 15

In this essay, Sugit compares the ideas of the Dutch philosopher Spinoza with Osho’s understanding (Part 2)

Navina remembers her travels to and from India in the later ’70s

A note and photo by Nirvan Hope

An essay by Nisarga Eryk Dobosz, subtitled From Trauma to Freedom and Inner Peace

Devarupa remembers her last days with her beloved Chandradeva

Amido and Purushottama visit India in 2005 – a pilgrimage to places where masters and holy men have lived (Part 1)

by S D Anugyan

Reporting from the Great Doubt n 14 by Avikal

An analysis by Marga, Evolutionary Human Design practitioner, Astrologer and Gene Keys and GK Delta Guide

In this excerpt from his memoir, Niranjan reflects on a rare one-to-one meeting with Osho that redirected his question from the Master’s intelligence to his own potential

Nirbija recalls a special day: Enlightenment Day, 21 March 1978

Avikal reporting from the Great Doubt, note 13… perhaps the last?

Ageh Bharti’s insights on the events in 1985

“It’s an intricate, complex, and magical network that impacts our health and connection,” writes Myofascial Release Trainer, Nisarga

Community musician Marion Atmo reflects on the skills behind leading music sessions in dementia care – where presence, flexibility, and relationship matter as much as the music itself

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.”

Apurva’s squatting adventures in Amsterdam, in March 1980

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

by Marga

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

Part 12 from Reporting from the Great Doubt, by Avikal

I have always been called to the wind, writes Rico Provasoli.

Purushottama’s photographs from a visit in 2007 to this historic town in Madhya Pradesh, with captions by Amido (Part 2)

Reporting from the Great Doubt, Part 11, by Avikal

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

From Marga’s new series: Human Design and Relationship (Part 2)

Chapter 3 from Satya Niranjan’s memoir, I Leave You My Dream