A video interview with Madita by Shiva of the Loving Centre of Transformation in Ahmedabad, for his Love Channel.

Srajan recalls an exciting hike in Hawaii, from the Waipio Valley to the Waimanu Valley with a magical intervention.

In this article, Deva Dosa interviews Master Healer Gyankirti after enjoying three of his recent zoom offerings. (Part 3)

Punya’s time as a Twinkie – with excerpts from her book, On the Edge.

Punya writes of her time working in the Twinkie’s office in Rajneeshpuram – from her book, On the Edge.

Chintan writes about his connection with the feathered beings.

Deva Dosa contemplates miraculous healings and insights from the abundance of Zoom offerings (Part 2).

Madhuri describes a meditation; “You journey inwards and enter your own ‘secret garden’, and while there, you meet a wise person and can ask her questions.”

From a silent job to a speaking job as a PR person and tour guide in Rajneeshpuram – by Sarita.

In the new series, Deva Dosa contemplates miraculous healings and insights from this summer’s abundance of Zoom offerings.

Chintan talks to Punya about his early life, his studies, meeting Osho, making cheese in the Pune ashram, and his farming experience on the Ranch.

In part 2 of her recollections, Bhagawati returns to Rajneeshpuram where intense times and historical events take place.

Punya remembers an event in Edinburgh, Scotland (where else if we talk about ghosts?)

In part 1 of her recollections, Bhagawati writes about her adventures in Rajneeshpuram and Europe.

Antar Marc shows the history of massage therapy, one of the most commonly practised forms of holistic medicine.

Veena recalls events and perceptions from the first two years in Rajneeshpuram, working as a Twinkie.

Srajano melts into wood and… a surprise!

‘Touch doctor’ Anubuddha in conversation with Sasha in Vilcabamba, Ecuador (video).

A recent trip to the hospital in the time of the virus, penned by 91-year-old Peter Maxwell-Stewart, cousin of Anand Vandana.

“Good Science offers the opposite of Certainty, but is hijacked by politicians,” writes Guptadana in this essay.

Divakar reflects on finding our own inner wisdom. A way to navigate a path to truth, through an ocean of opinions, beliefs, and information overload.

Srajan’s impressions about three very special hand-painted Japanese scrolls.

Suha reflects on transience, life, and making friends with death.

While working as a guard at Lao Tzu Gate, Arjuna recalls a tremendously deep teaching by Osho.

In this second part, Prabhat remembers being an armed security guard towards the end of the Rajneeshpuram experiment.

Antar Marc has a look at hypocrisy, an expression that describes much of what can be seen wide-spread in this time of crisis.

Mahendra shares a brilliant photo he recently took of the comet.

Prabhat, who was asked to set up the new force, remembers… (Part 1)

A true story by Chintan about two holy Zen characters, a possible cure for mental illness, a terrifying rooster, and a horror story starring Jack DeCoster.

Marita remember visiting her father in India after she left school.

Anuragi, on a visit to Chandrapur (Chanda) a few months ago, met with Sharda, Anandmayee’s eldest daughter.

“We will also need a new societal structure that is more in alignment with our awakening consciousness,” states Mayuri in her essay about the implications of Covid-19.

Anado writes about his life and art – imbibing Osho and then swimming on his own.

It’s time to police the police with an inner education that checks reactions like anger, fear, violence and suppressed hatred. New contributor Rona Ramesh offers her perspective on a quiet form of police brutality.

A letter from Guilherme.

Shantamo and Nancy have prepared for us an article on the various Circuitries as used in the Human Design system.

Based on her many experiences with Kundalini meditation, Rhea sent us this autobiographical story.

Osho News talks to Prem Sadhak, one of the developers of the app and initiator of the OneWorld Meditation commencing on July 5, 2020, Guru Purnima.

Reflections (in prose and poetry) on the present times, and on death, by Priya.

With “Here we are in Italy, the country of pasta and – I must say without any doubt – pasta is really good here, and it comes in all kind of shapes,” Shantidharm starts the final part of his life story.

After their visit to the Mogao Caves, Veena and Michael set out to discover the Singing Sands. Part 3 of 3 of this series.

Madhuri describes an inner journey that helps you see what is healthy for you to take in from your surroundings and the people in them, and what is not.

A little, but special note from Ayna.

Anam reflects on the importance of our outer appearance. “People prefer to make a positive impact on themselves, rather than trying to impress others.”

Part 3 of Shantidharm’s life story: Once around the world, landing in Tuscany after some more stops in between…

Ajit remembers how he tried to get Osho to a photosession at the Hanumantal Jain Dharmshala, located close to where he was staying.

…from Madhuri.

In Part 2 of 3, Veena describes the magnificent visit to the Mogao Caves that left both her and Michael in overwhelming awe, and made her ponder Osho’s insistent use of the phrase ‘the ten thousand buddhas’.

Yatro’s reminder to a maybe long-forgotten way of staying connected and helping each other.

In Part 1 of 3, Veena embarks on a journey to the ancient city of Dunhuang to find the origin of Osho’s often-used phrase: the ten thousand buddhas. These stories will be part of her next book, ‘Farewell to Song Mountain’ which she is currently writing.

Shantidharm leaves Pune, works in Paris, Rajneeshpuram and a few communes in Germany and Switzerland. And in Berlin he meets Deepa, his life companion! (Part 2)

The eco-benefits of the current coronavirus lockdown for cleaner, greener and vibrant nature need to be preserved, writes Ma Lavlin (Dr. Lavlin Thadani).

An interview with Deuter (Chaitanya Hari) by Waduda and Bhikkhu, founders of the music label, New Earth Records.

Chintan finally makes it to be tested for Covid-19 after his travels in South East Asia.

Swiss photographer and musician, Chandra, offers an experiment for lovers of photography. A switch from the subject to the object. From the result to the present moment.

Jamie’s ways of finding a balance on the razor’s edge, while giving more attention to the light than to the dark.

Tibetan Buddhists celebrate their major Nyingma teacher and writer every year, writes Deva Dosa.

Paul Prem Nadama shares his personal experience and insight.

Ajit Jain remembers when Osho took him on a trip by car to Gwarighat, a small town near Jabalpur, and what happened when it suddenly started raining…

Based on his own experiences, Grahi explores the path of Covid-19 and raises several important questions.