Naina explores the history of the wood apple, a fruit tree native to the Indian subcontinent and considered as being very sacred.

Veetmoha reads one of his poems.

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

Shantida writes about his taking sannyas.

Ageh Bharti shares vignettes about Nisha, Osho’s youngest sister.

Rashid exploring Madhya Pradesh on an inner journey.

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

…left his body on 15th May 2014.

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

Chinmaya’s reviews Ann BeCoy’s book.

Launch of ‘When Shiva Smiles’ by Raj Bharti (aka Col. R.K.Kapoor) in New Delhi, India

Reviews of ‘Osho, India and Me’ by Krishna Prem (Jack Allanach)

The so-called career path for awakening women can be an absolute disaster that smolders for years, smelling of napalm after the battle.

Vandana recalls 32 years since Pune 1…

We’d love to have your photographs!

… left his body on 26th March 2013, around 4am.

Beloved Osho,
You have mentioned in the past that the witches burned by the Christians knew, among other skills, how to hypnotize. It seems that in ancient Egypt too, hypnosis was practiced. It has even been suggested that Jesus was a skilled hypnotist. Was hypnosis once a respected form of healing? How did it evolve, and how did it fall into disrepute?

Death Ceremonial Master Anubuddha’s stories for beloved Mangala.

Part 13 of Bodhena’s ‘Samsara’.

As a tribute to Siddhartha: a few excerpts where Osho mentions him

Part 10 of Bodhena’s ‘Samsara’

Another excerpt from Veena’s ‘Glimpses of my Master’ which is now also available as a paperback

Satyananda recalls how he dealt with Laxmi’s request to buy two golden ballpoint pens for Osho.

In December 1979, for the first time, a Rolls Royce is used to drive Osho to Buddha Hall for his discourse. And in an interview, Osho explains the difference between driving a Rolls Royce or a Mercedes.

Another juicy excerpt from Bodhena’s sannyas story

Part 3 of Bhagawati’s interview about her life in Pune 1

Vandana recalls how she became an editor of Osho’s books and then moved on to become an actress in the Theater Group

Vandana shares what Osho taught her about relationships

Madhuri remembers her time working in Osho’s library

Madhuri’s adventures while working, worshipping and playing in the Buddhafield

Part 2 of a Madhuri’s fictional ‘real’ story: two princesses and a queen meet princes, fortune tellers and finally…

In an interview given to Sudha in 1978, Nirvano tells her story about how she came to meet Osho.

Osho talks to Jeevan about sexuality during her leaving darshan and she sings him a song

Friday 13th proved lucky for Indian women who fought the state elections as they seized the reins of government in 2 of 5 states

A sampling of Veetmoha’s poem collection, written between 1999 and 2008

Jeevan leaves Ellis to live on the road with her VW van, does Dynamic, takes sannyas and meets Osho

In ‘Jesus Crucified Again, This Time in Ronald Reagan’s America’ Osho tells us his journey from one jail to the next. Intro from Punya’s memoir.

Kul Bhushan’s considerations on the International Women’s Day on 8 March

Madhura’s life journey interwoven with the shimmering colours of embroidery silks – by Veena.

Maneesha tells us about being the question-asker in Osho’s discourses

During a rare interview in the seventies, Osho’s father tells Sarjano about ‘little Mohan’s’ childhood and how he took sannyas

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