Sohana tells her story about healing with crystals – and so starts a series of articles, one for each chakra: Base Chakra this month

Matthieu Ricard, Buddhist monk and molecular biologist, explains why meditation is good for you

Ma Prem Tao has recently re-discovered a healing technique she had developed and practised thirty years ago.

Tibetan singing bowls used for sound healing. They are for sale!

A very brief account by Veena of how the publication of Osho’s books started.

Artist and graphic designer Peggy, living in Sedona at present, is looking for new ventures…

Staying at the Osho Guest House at the Meditation Resort, Vanya re-discovers the Dynamic Meditation

Leela reveals the beginning of the Mystic Rose Meditation

Maneesha has read our questions to Osho during the discourses, says Veena.

Punya interviews Miten in Corfu where he held a concert and a singing workshop together with Deva Premal and Manose.

A journey with the Enneagram from Oscar Ichazo’s original school to Osho’s Multiversity – an essay by Subhuti.

Enneagram type descriptions, childhood environments, problem areas and sentences which characterize each type – an essay by Subhuti.

Pranesh acquired a property in the north of Thailand and is turning it into a centre for meditation and workshops.

An excerpt from Roshani’s autobiography: her first visit to the Oregon Commune in 1982.

Nirvano remembers the day Osho’s father died and became enlightened.

Swiss-Canadian multi-intrumentalist Kalyan Mitto shares his insights and love for music on a summer day in Corfu.

Ojas sells and ships worldwide all sorts of percussion instruments, some even decorated by himself. A treasure trove!

Interview with Vasanti who built the Buddha Hall in Magoulades near Arillas, on the Ionian island Corfu (Kerkyra).

Gopa & Ted2’s work encompasses book design – both covers and interiors – and paintings.

Veena’s editing services for websites, brochures, articles, reports, theses and books.

Maneesha James explains the Osho Active Meditations during an interview in the Netherlands.

Mutribo tells us the story how he came to discover Bhutan and to offer tours or rather ‘jouneys’ to this mysterious country.