Nirvano’s story of how he started to translate Osho’s books into German, something he is still doing to this day

Maneesha tells us about being the question-asker in Osho’s discourses

During a rare interview in the seventies, Osho’s father tells Sarjano about ‘little Mohan’s’ childhood and how he took sannyas

During the seventies, Osho’s mother tells Sarjano how she took sannyas and how she thinks of him as her Master but also her son

Fatima discovers the god Nataraj, the dancer Nijinsky and her own blissful dance

Visitors and press photographers at a summer festival in Rajeeshpuram, Oregon

Interesting data about the population in Rajneeshpuram collected by the University of Oregon in 1983 – by Roshani.

Fatima, with her startling humour, comments on our meditations. This month we start with ‘Vipassana’

The story of how Tarun, a deaf and autistic boy of 20, becomes a role model during his months in Rajneeshpuram.

A very brief account by Veena of how the publication of Osho’s books started.

An excerpt from Roshani’s autobiography: her first visit to the Oregon Commune in 1982.

Nirvano remembers the day Osho’s father died and became enlightened.