Mridu and Marga talk about their Osho Institute near Athens.
Kaiyum’s useful guide about sleep – research and experience from his personal and professional life.
Navyo’s third and fourth day in Rome. An excerpt from his recently published book, ‘Soul Traveler: Taking the Jump’.
Fascinated by the concept of Osho communes that were established over the last three decades, Antar Marc was astonished to find that the public knows very little about their success.
It has been found that hearts have their own brain and consciousness. This finding is important at it is a step towards the actual center of consciousness…
In his highly inspiring article published by CNN on 4.1.2013, the inimitable Deepak Chopra says that the brain is the only organ that changes instantly according to how the mind relates to it.
Australian cross-country skier Janine Shepherd was rendered a partial paraplegic when she was hit by a truck during an Olympic training bike ride. Doctors didn’t expect her to recover. But she not only learned to walk again – she learned to fly and experienced more, so much more. Here is her riveting and touching speech all the way to an incredibly insightful ending.
In this video, ol’ blue-eyes Frank Sinatra’s song ‘I Believe in You’ was mixed with footage of Osho and Rajneeshpuram. It would all fit perfectly had the words ‘I believe in you’ been changed into ‘I am in love with you’! Belief is not what Osho or sannyasins are about. Believing can be likened to crutches, love is flying high and independent!
“Follow your guts” say many psychologists who have understood that to “follow your mind” is not the solution. But is “follow your guts” the correct way for you? – article by Samarpan.
The very aptly named Empty Mind Films company produces most unusual films showing a variety of methods from India, Tibet, China and Japan – from ayurveda to acupuncture, from martial arts to meditation, Tibetan Buddhism, yoga and Zen. Here an excerpt from a film on Zen:
Over the last year or so, there have been increasingly reports by people about ‘strange sounds’ they heard – and that globally.
Reported widely by various media, Matthieu Ricard, a French Tibetan Buddhist monk was declared the happiest man on Earth by a group of scientists at the University of Wisconsin.
Enjoy and tune into all that incredible energy, the river of love and marvelous long hair flying all over!
In 1988, Mahendra (aka Ananya) produced a video letter to his parents, showing a bit of his daily life in Poona, scenes from the ashram, Vipassana meditation, a beautiful reminder from Osho, and people meditating in Buddha Hall.
A few years ago, Ma Prem Mangala, who left her body this month, wrote this account of her taking sannyas.