Navyo shows a small selection of images captured in the manner of the flâneur, the perfect mood for taking stunning photos ‘on the go’.

Exploding laughter, a freeing experience, a divine comedy. Excerpted from Margot’s upcoming book ‘Sex, Love and Awakening’.

Excerpt from Tarika Lovegarden’s new book ‘Meditations on the Fridge’.

Excerpt from David Hill’s’ (Anand Chintan’s) recently released book, ‘Mastering Madness’.

Teertha first saw Osho when he gave a discourse in Bombay, in 1967; after a meditation camp he takes sannyas and is confronted with his wife’s reluctance to accept his wearing orange.

Prem Geet experiences a unique session based on an out-of-this-world Pleiadian Technology.

Article 40: We have seen by now how the universe created man. No, nothing mentioned in the earlier contributions can be left out! Everything is needed for that one little girl, for that one boy, for every one of us.

Part 2 of 5: Surendra writes about how the school was run, how children participated and the task to prepare the kids for life in the world.

Purushottama’s inexplicable experience when facing a raging Zen master.

Madhura speaks about her life, health, creativity and aging to Pankaja who recorded it on video.

Srajan writes about a perilous attempt to climb Mt Olympus in Washington State, USA, and ponders the significance of taking risks.

Article 39: The most striking observation is that in the mid-20th century, humanity’s effect on the Earth crossed a tipping point. This happened when post-World War II production and consumption slipped into the overdrive.

Punya meets Savitri and gets a taste of Poi dancing.

An excerpt from the book by Dhyan Shaida (Catherine Auman), ‘Shortcuts to Mindfulness’.

Article 38: What if Earth, as a system, is operating now in a quantifiably new state, because of the profound changes humans are making to Earth’s natural systems?

Neehar remembers a unique message from Osho in the late seventies.

In Part 1 of 5, Surendra recalls the captivating years at Osho Ko Hsuan School in Devon, England.

The third article in a series of four on meditations about purification by fire, water, earth, and air by Prem Geet.

Article 37: The Holocene is the name given to the last 12.000 years of Earth’s history. The Holocene is witnessing all of humanity’s recorded history and the rise and fall of all its civilizations.

Marc explores self-compassion in order to overcome his self-criticism and judgements.

Arjuna on his mother Vipassana’s cremation.

Arjuna writes about his mother Vipassana’s passing.

Joshua talks to Ishu about music and his beloved India.

Article 36: The genus ‘Homo’ is the youngest twig from a 2.5 million year old branch from a 4.6 billion year old tree, a seedling in a 13.8 billion year old universe. You and I are a recent leaf, or maybe a flower, on that twig!

Chimaya Dunster’s sailing log (1979-2016)

Premananda and Prabodhi are experienced hypnosis trainers. We asked them about their successful internationally conducted hypnosis work.

Beware, zombies rising! – a short essay by Bhagawati

Article 35: During the present Ice Age, temperate zones are alternately covered by glaciers, during glacial periods, and uncovered during interglacial periods, when the glaciers retreat, like the period we are living in right now.

Srajan writes about his and Pravina’s search for a new home, starting with a visit to north Florida, full of various surprises.

Chono and friends write about the opening party in spring 2016, and the centre’s history.

Article 34: The Pleistocene is characterized by the presence of large land mammals, like mammoths and mastodons. This period also sees the evolution and expansion of our own species, Homo sapiens.

Excerpt from chapter 11 of Avikal’s new book, ‘When the Ocean Dissolves into the Drop: Osho, Love, Truth and me’.

Excerpt about the Centering Group in Pune from the book by Swatantra Sarjano ‘When A Real Lion Meets a Real Master’.

Article 33: During the Pliocene, large polar ice caps start to develop. Some apes come down from the trees and start to exist on the plains in Africa. Australopithecus afarensis, like Lucy, lives in East-Africa.

Purushottama writes about a frequent experience many people have and offers some good advice.

‘Vrienden van Osho’ in the Netherlands interviews René on video.

Excerpt of the newly released book, Bodhena’s Adventures In Samsara.

Article 32: The overall pattern of biological change is one of expanding open vegetation systems, at the expense of diminishing closed vegetation. The apes arise and diversify, becoming widespread in the Old World.

Situated close to Haridwar, Rishikesh invites for an extended stay, writes Bhagawati.

An extract from a diary by Chinmaya Dunster, dated 1979.

Veena remembers an incident involving Arvind – and Osho!

The joy of singing and dancing in abundance that stays with us forever! Video of Music Group in Pune, 1979.

Article 31: On land, mammals begin to dominate in this period, except in Australia. They continue to grow larger and larger, in good harmony with the expansion of grasslands and prairies.

With soaring sales of military assault rifles for personal use, the gun debate is still sharply divided in the USA, writes Prem Geet.

Part 3 of Mahendra’s journey notes and photos in Iran.

In the early nineties, Srajan set out to visit Almora, located in the foothills of the Himalaya.

Punya remembers working as a bus driver in Rajneeshpuram.

The second article in a series of four on meditations about purification by fire, water, earth, and air by Prem Geet.

Savitri talks to Punya about her poi ‘business’.

Article 30: In the Early Eocene, the Earth is a greenhouse world. Life is small and living in cramped jungles. There is nothing over the weight of 10 kilograms. At the top of the food chains are huge birds.

A personal reckoning of 13 years of commune life – by Priya Huffman

Satya Vedant attended and was one of the speakers during the recent International Medical Conference and Health Festival in Poland on April 16, 2016 in Wroclaw, Poland.

Full transcript of Satya Vedant’s speech at the International Medical Conference and Health Festival in Poland on April 16, 2016 in Wroclaw, Poland.

When Madhuri quit the game…

Article 29: The Early Paleocene sees the recovery of the Earth, after the mass extinction event at the end of the Cretaceous. During this period mammals grow bigger and occupy a wider variety of ecological niches.

An excerpt from chapter 17 from Avikal’s new book, ‘When the Ocean Dissolves into the Drop: Osho, Love, Truth and me’.

Mutribo writes about the life of Premda Lowson, the actor, performer and contemporary storyteller who lives on the south coast of NSW, Australia, with his wife, Jan.

One of Suha’s ‘Small flashes of real life’ from the series ‘Beware: Slippery… Sacred Ground’.

Swedish artists design and erect signs in Stockholm to stop people endangering themselves and others, reports Chris Graham in The Telegraph, UK, on May 27, 2016.

An insight by Jivan