An essay by Phoebe Wyss, in honour of the sign of Libra starting today
This summer Sarita guided a group of meditators on a sacred tour in the Himalayas, with adventures ‘in’ and ‘out’. In Part 1 we follow the group on excursions around Leh, the capital of Ladakh
Marga on the three Power Channels in Human Design, the channels of Exploration, Keeping Busy and Power
Devageet, Osho’s personal dentist, in conversation with Waduda Paradiso (Part 1); “How does a person like me come to be at the feet of the Master – more – how does a person like me come to be at the teeth of the Master?”
An exploration of Osho’s and other mystics’ teaching that joy and suffering are two sides of the same coin – and how transcending both leads to true bliss
Nirvikar tells the story of how a life-threatening accident became the beginning of his spiritual path
Starting a new series by Srajan, Seekers from the Low Lands: Geert Groote, Thomas a Kempis and various 14th century Christian communities in the Netherlands
Sahaja’s personal reflections on facilitating an art-therapy workshop in Sweden, where nature, creativity and community converge (next retreat at Osho Nirvesha, Italy, 13-15 February and 2-4 April 2026)
Parva, renowned organiser of Osho Festivals in Italy, talks about his connection with Osho and his body
Marga discusses the three Projected Channels from Root-to-Solar Plexus, in her Human Design series, Three Channels a Month
American singer-songwriter and workshop facilitator, Maniko, is interviewed via zoom by Sufi Abheeru and Aminah Divya
A major leap for lovers of Osho’s words: the Osho Archive Catalog now includes over 100 newly-added Poona 1 video discourses
From Amido and Purushottama’s holiday break in 2002: visit to the Golden Pagoda, Inle Lake and Bagan in what was formerly called Burma
A journey from addiction to awakening that led Kaifi to develop FSTU, a powerful meditative healing process
Madhuri reconsiders the innocent-seeming act of tickling, revealing its deeper emotional and psychological layers
In this month’s contribution to her Human Design series, Marga discusses the three Projected Channels from Root to Spleen: Vitality, Struggle, and Ambition
Vikrant, a therapist from Chile, tells us about his life and the motivation behind writing books on Osho and his people
From a childhood shaped by loss to the transformative moment of meeting Osho – Vedant Samadhi shares his lifelong inner journey
As a closure of Saten’s articles on farming at Rancho Rajneesh, some gossip about four-, two-, and no-legged inhabitants
Chapter 15, excerpted from Chitbodhi’s memoir, One Life, continues the day after his leaving darshan with Osho
Nirbija reflects on humanity’s self-destructive course – driven by war and militarisation – and contrasts it with visionary, peaceful communities such as Rajneeshpuram and Auroville
Sanjiva Kyosan shows a working example of the framework he has developed, spiegelimspiegel, asking it this vital question – and compares it to ChatGPT’s answer
“We have been diverting ourselves and not effectively dealing with the real underlying issues of the pain that produces the need to divert,” writes Subhan
Amido writes about their sightseeing holiday in Yemen, twenty years ago. Photographs by Purushottama
This month, in her Human Design series, Marga discusses three Format Channels, of Collective Abstract-sensing, Individual Knowing and Collective Logic
A trance journey for finding out if you have a blessing for a particular project – notes from Madhuri
In this second part of her essay, Sarita writes on more losses, and includes instructions for a Completion Ceremony
Sufi Abheeru and Aminah Divya from Brazil interview Subhuti via zoom – video with edited excerpts from the talk
Tarpan’s thoughts on the subject of smell, and an excerpt from the chapter titled, Horse Dung and History of Smell from his recently published book, The Crows of Kedarnath
New research proposes that consciousness works like a mathematical mirror of “nothingness,” offering a universal framework for understanding both human and artificial intelligence – by Sanjiva