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
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
As a closure of Saten’s articles on farming at Rancho Rajneesh, some gossip about four-, two-, and no-legged inhabitants
Christo remembers… and says, “India has always remained in my heart and is forever my spiritual home.”
Saten recollects the successful, and less successful, experiments in our farming practices in Oregon (Part 3)
Experiments and innovative ideas thanks to brilliant minds coming together in Dadu farming on the Ranch. Part 1 of Saten’s notes
In this excerpt from the newly-published book, Osho Oral History, Kavisho talks about her days as a librarian
Ageh Bharti meets by chance an old fellow-student with whom he’d taken photos of Osho in the Jabalpur days
Ailon’s initiation into sannyas in Pune, from his yet-unpublished memoir, Diary of a Neurotic Jewish Yoga Teacher
Sarjano remembers in his memoir the events leading up to the Italian journalist Enzo Biagi interviewing Osho on 12 January 1986 in Kathmandu. The program was then shown on national television Rai Uno, on 28 January 1986 (video with transcription)
In the fourth and last part of the interview, Mataji, Osho’s mother, talks about her most recent years
An excerpt from chapter 2 of Subhuti’s new edition of his memoir, titled India’s Misfit Mystic: An Insider Journey into Osho’s Life
“…or rather ‘in full flight of discourse’, as Anando put it, ahead of our evening gathering the next day in Buddha Hall” – by Radhika
Part 1 of an interview with Osho’s mother, Ma Amrit Saraswati, first published in the Hindi Rajneesh Times
A chapter excerpted from Roshani’s book, Two Souls, Tandem Journeys: Our Adventures with Love, Deafness and Autism. “I can almost hear him thinking, ‘People around here really like me. Wow.'”
Pratiksha Apurv takes a dive into memory lane, and recalls her evening darshan on 18th October 1975 and her new birth
Shruti has unearthed the notes she took when she gave birth to her daughter in Pune, 22.11.1980, with midwife Vanya.
Another excerpt from Neelam’s book, Seeing, Watching, Living with the Master and Being at Home. Enjoy!
Tantra and meditation teacher, Radha, describes in her book what changed in her when she became celibate.
A video interview with Dhyani by Voices of Meltingpot, a project based in Czechia. It brings ideas without borders and preserves the legacy, inspiration, and energy of significant personalities.