A story by Bhakta
Surendra’s photographs from his visit to a Shinto shrine on Cape Hino in Japan (Part 4 of the series)
A second excerpt from Chintan’s book Mastering Madness; “And there he was, slowly entering stage left, dressed in a simple white robe.”
Part 3 of Phoebe’s series, Synchronicity: a Wake-up Call; “We live in a meaning-laden and purposeful universe, a cosmos coherent with our deepest spiritual and moral aspirations.”
What if beings from another galaxy came to Earth, and inquired about the human body and its natural, healthy acts? asks Subhan
“I have a deep respect for this process that allows me to peel away my darkness, my delusions, and my misunderstandings and to welcome my inner light to shine,” writes Aneesha. Next retreat at Osho Nisarga, 4-25 February 2025
“Without the rather clumsy revolution we went through back then, this new and necessary and beautiful higher revolution would not have been able to happen,” writes Madhuri in this essay
“The balance is needed because it seems that there is too much work, and not enough of the pleasure of life,” writes Subhan
First encounter with Dynamic Meditation in New York City, April 1977. An excerpt from chapter 13 of Chintan’s book Mastering Madness
“Synchronicities are indications of the presence of a higher spiritual consciousness in the cosmos,” concludes Phoebe Wyss in this article
Last article in Shanti’s series, where he quotes under the section, Fragrances of human flowering, personalities from various fields
Ageh Bharti meets by chance an old fellow-student with whom he’d taken photos of Osho in the Jabalpur days
In Part 18 of his series, Shanti quotes under the section, Fragrances of human flowering, from more mystics
This whole Part 17 of Shanti’s series, subtitled Fragrances of human flowering, is dedicated to the Persian poet and mystic Hafiz
One of Waduda’s Heart Group exercises I took away to use many a time in my own groups, writes Madhuri
In this video, Rupda talks about her life growing up in spiritual communities and how she started running seminars worldwide
Part 16 of Shanti’s series quotes these scientists: Charles Darwin, Isaac Newton, Albert Einstein, Marie Curie, Galileo Galilei, Jane Goodall, Rachel Carson, Camille Flammarion
Nityaprem reports on and assesses an experiment; “If people choose to learn about Osho from Chat AI they may well get a much less biased view than if they read old lifestyle magazine articles…”
In Part 15 of Shanti’s series: Friedrich Nietzsche, Rabindranath Tagore, Dr. Albert Schweitzer, Ruth St. Denis, Dalai Lama
Subhan writes, “Years ago, I heard someone say that the universe is one, and that we are all interconnected with everyone and everything around us. But that was NOT my experience.”
Doris Stellmacher (Sangit Masto) recalls the three-month Esoteric Science Training with Wadud and Waduda of autumn 1988
This beautiful meditation is from The Book of the Secrets: ‘Toward the Untouched Inner Reality’: “I have used it in Channeling groups as well as Tantra groups and private Tantra meditations,” writes Madhuri
by Waduda (aka Leela) to the 1991, now out-of-print, boxed edition of The Book of the Secrets by Osho, where she writes about her experience in preparing herself for and then leading the three-month Esoteric Science Training workshop
An excerpt from Madhuri’s latest book, Reluctantly to Kunzum La: Motorbiking in the Himalayas in the Name of Love
For Part 14 of his series, Shanti’s invited to speak: Walt Whitman, Lao Tzu, Chuang Tzu and Lieh Tzu
From Subhan’s desk; “We can say that something has ended, but it’s helpful to remember that this exists ONLY in the mind.”
“Just as Drugs, Sex and Rock ‘n’ Roll were popular in the 60s, inquiry about The End is a popular topic among my generation of Boomers,” writes Rico Provasoli