The Human Design series, Three Channels a Month by Marga, continues with three throat channels, the core voices of logic, abstract experience, and individual insight
Saten recollects the successful, and less successful, experiments in our farming practices in Oregon (Part 3)
“The disappearance of the I is a conscious returning to innocence where we recognize and embrace infinite possibilities in infinite combinations. In every single moment,” writes Avikal
“You are here for a short span of eternity and will one day, perhaps soon, be called to join the cosmic mix,” writes Rico Provasoli
Two writers, Nityaprem and Madhuri, reflect on their experiences of open minds, open borders, and open hearts, in the larger Osho world
Walton Jail, Liverpool 1971. This is the prequel to Christo’s previously published, From Prison to Pune
Shailendra points out the importance Osho gives to the sound OM, the essence of existence and gateway to inner silence and bliss
Zenning backwards, we find out how many possessions we are truly comfortable with. A trance journey – by Madhuri
Marga launches a new Human Design series, Three Channels a Month, starting with the three Manifesting Channels
To conclude her series of articles on Synchronicity, Phoebe refers to Osho’s words on the symbolism of the cross representing the horizontal and the vertical states of consciousness
Experiments and innovative ideas thanks to brilliant minds coming together in Dadu farming on the Ranch. Part 1 of Saten’s notes
Samadhi writes from Nepal; “At Osho Tapoban I experience the confluence of the paths of devotion and meditation.”
In this excerpt from the newly-published book, Osho Oral History, Kavisho talks about her days as a librarian
From Chitbodhi’s memoir, One Life. Co-protagonists are: “A teacher, Dr. L. and 26 incredible classmates!”
Interview with Ustad Zakir Hussain (9 March 1951 – 16 December 2024) published in The Rajneesh Times Intl on 16 March 1988
Tips and tricks – how to swim with dolphins in the wild – a new video from Amlas and Atmo from Wildquest in Bimini (Bahamas)
An article by Tantra teachers Anjori and Dhairya about the work they do in the beautiful heated pool in Miasto
While Ailon introduces his School of Playfulness, he says that if he hadn’t had access to the psychic muscle of laughter, he wouldn’t have been able “to ride out the waves, nor come up with the creative ideas that have arisen.”
“Wouldn’t it be interesting to write down all the things that we have, instead of being driven by the mind to have more?” suggests Subhan
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.”