… Sandhano writes about her recent adventures.

Ishu from the German Osho Times interviews Satyananda.

Devageet speaks about his groundbreaking work with Oshodontics and its uniquely effective way for self-healing and self-transformation.

Mridu analyses what lies beneath the joyful role that many meditators display.

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Grahi shows how to benefit from an ancient and traditional condiment that has loads of minerals and has been used for thousands of years.

In a somewhat poetic and roundabout way, Kavi remembers seeing that book, on a Greyhound bus…

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Bali from Italian OTI interviews Sudha about her job.

Sohana explains the powerful properties of this beautiful stone.

Naina explains the history and present-day worship surrounding Kamakhya in Assam.

Nitya and Ninad share their story about Mantra singing.

Essence therapist Avikal talks about liberating oneself from the burden of the Mind.

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Excerpt from Sambodhi Prem and Sandipa’s book: The All and Everything of Healthy Living

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Bhagawati on Neem Karoli Baba or Neeb Karori Baba, also widely known as Maharaj-ji.

Amar tells the story how she and Bhagat came to live in the Czech Republic, open a meditation centre, a holistic venue, a guest house and how the place became a sannyas community.

Foreword by Khushwant Singh to this bestseller at Penguin that describes the life and legacy of Osho.

Vandana on recent news of well-known women’s suicides.

Veena describes the journey of a mala bead and a box given by Osho.

Paritosho visits the main Osho centre in Nepal.

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Naina takes an in-depth look at the animist religions in Arunachal Pradesh, India.

… and how to occupy it – by Ian MacKenzie, a media activist and filmmaker from Vancouver, Canada.

A look at the latest scientific excitement about nano-particles and their side effects on the human body.

Sadhvi reflects on age, the new ways of how people relate – and gratefulness.

Sarita offers an in-depth explanation of how the Yoni works on a physical, emotional and spiritual level.

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From Madhuri’s 1976 diary

Indira interviews mandala painter and teacher Shanti Udgiti

Svagito’s introduction to his newly published compilation.

Sagarpriya explains the effects of your “second side” (male or female) assuming independence from the first.

Shanti’s tongue-in-cheek guide for the ego.

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One of Jivan Mada’s students is asking a question about meditation.

Shantamo examines the Human Design chart of Russia’s leader

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A look at the vital connection between eating and meditation.

Alex Christou tells us the story of how he became part of the foreign sannyas community.

Spirit at Work: Not a far-flung notion at all… – an essay by Jane Harris.

Showing Osho at ‘the castle’ – Chidvilas – going on one of his drives through the neigbourhood.

Jayapal recalls the time when Osho was staying at ‘the castle’, Chidvilas.

Punya interviews Avikal about his work

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Veet explains how easy it is to solely eat vegetarian food and have sufficient proteins and iron for the body to function well.

A beautiful insight (and method) by Madhuri, worth sharing!

Suggestions by Kaiyum about writing e-mails with awareness and care.

Sagarpriya shares a method for coming in contact with our inner male and female sides.

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Kul finds some beautiful excerpts from Osho’s discourses.

Jivan Mada answers a question about Relationships

Naina recalls an event that occurred during her childhood in Assam.

A candid interview with Prem Gayan.

Shanti reflects on the universe and its amazing work to produce us, encourages us to participate in this gift of life and ultimately to wake up.

Shastro tells the story how the music track for the No Dimensions Meditation was ‘found’.

Marga interviews Pratibha, the founder of Voicing

Little daily notes by Himani

Rashid writes about his walk along the ancient Michael-Mary’s ley line in England.

Article by Kaiyum.