Videha, who teaches whirling in various workshops, talks to Osho News.

Marc explores Kahlil Gibran’s life and work.

Navyo visits Sorrento and Positano (south of Napoli, Italy).

Ageh Bharti shares some inexplicable moments in Osho’s presence.

Madhuri’s letter to ‘a many few’, written in 1977.

Tantra teacher Sarita shares her insights on rituals.

Intriguing facts about this unique and sacred tree, compiled by Bhagawati and Kul Bhushan.

Kul Bhushan interviews Prem Parivartan for World Environment Day, June 5, 2015.

Now that the Northern hemisphere moves into summer mode, do brush up on what Grahi has to say about sunscreen.

Vandana travels with Pankaja to St. Tropez for the International Film Festival 2015.

Kul Bhushan reports on the latest setting of the Doomsday Clock.

Recollections by singer and song-writer Pratibha from Denmark.

Known worldwide as Kitarō 喜多郎 aka Masanori Takahashi, he is lesser known as Deva Setu, having become a sannyasin during the seventies.

Prem writes about his practice to fall asleep consciously.

Chetan reveals stories from his days in the Joke Writing Department (1987-89).

Marc states that although they never met, Heraclitus and Democritus are often linked together as the weeping and the laughing philosophers.

Ageh Bharti recalls the events during a talk Osho gave before Neo-Sannyas was born.

Navyo’s sightseeing the Museo and Certosa di San Martino, Castel Sant’Elmo on Vomero Hill in Naples.

Kul Bhushan writes about a series of meditations being held in the wake of the catastrophic earthquake in Nepal.

Long-distance runner Julia shares her insights and tips.

Surendra tells of his and Amrapali’s decision to leave Devon in UK for the Nagano area of Japan.

Krishna Radha of Tantra Life replies to the question: What is repression?

Niyam Bhushan talks about how using design surpassed his experience of reading a book.

Sarmad writes about a morbid Christianity.

Bhakta from Switzerland was on a stop-over in Bangkok, flying back to Geneva.

Antar Marc‘s letters and cards to his mother while living in Osho’s communes during 1984/1985.

Leela’s insightful realisations about power.

Aneesha incorporates Tantra in Pulsation

Shivananda’s fourth tutorial: coloured ink, kitchen towel and sponge cloths

Grahi writes about the immense importance of maintaining good posture throughout your life.

Human Design expert Chetan on his journey guided by the Shadow Reader

Navyo’s impressions from Naples, Italy.

Prem Geet on how only continuous global celebration can dissolve the error of terror.

An excerpt from Punya’s just published book, On the Edge.

Mahabha’s input and suggestions for this yearly ritual.

Ready for Spring Cleaning? Tips from Daya.

Dr. Sudhakar Bharti’s darshan with Osho on heredity and conception – by Ageh Bharti

How Satbodha discovered this meditative therapy which he is now also facilitating.

Can Muslim Women Defuse their Testosterone Crazed Men, asks Sarmad

Mahendra’s video of a pilgrimage to Mt. Kailash, info about the area and Milarepa’s poem.

Pankaja’s latest video is a portrait of a young man from Pune.

Niyam Bhushan on why he has stopped using a smartphone, and why we will do so too.

In the book ‘The Awakened One’, Satya Vedant (aka Vasant Joshi) narrates insightfully the circumstances around Osho’s going public with his enlightenment many years after the event happened.

An excerpt from Veena’s intriguing latest book, ‘A Mountain in China’.

Mahakavi writes about his rebellious sannyas life.

The internet is abuzz with news that Google wants to change the way it ranks website pages in its search engine.

Marc points out how Greek philosopher and scientist Aristotle’s views about men and women influenced later Christian and Islamic thinkers.

Leela writes that life is not just about being with the other. It is about finding your inner being.

Use it inside out, says Grahi, and backs up his many fantastic tips with meticulous research.

Shivananda’s tutorials continue with another technique: using cut-out stencils

Chetna discovers Yoga and travels through Patanjali’s Eightfold Path to Liberation

Shruti participated this winter in the Living-In Programme at the Resort in Pune

Marc documents the little-known interactions between Greece and India 2,000 years ago: East meets West, West meets East.

Sagarpriya talks about how she developed Psychic Massage, the first of the methods she has created

From the The New York Times: Oliver Sacks on Learning He Has Terminal Cancer

Khirad and Shantidharm reply to our questions about their online radio station.

Suha, who has just published a poetry book, talks about her life.

Deva Prem writes about Kio-o, a new retreat center in Canada.

Marc elaborates on Diogenes, who is considered one of the founders of Cynicism.