Osho speaks on a sutra by Chuang Tzu; “Be a door, become empty…”
Sarjo wonders what a web novel about humans becoming gods has to do with two hundred enlightened people and a sutra of the Buddha
Ojas’s story, translated from the Dutch collection ‘Hoe Osho in mijn leven kwam’ (How Osho Came into My Life), compiled by Nandan Bosma et. al.
Nityaprem, who grew up on the Ranch and in the communes, reflects on Children of the Cult and on how he has come to see Osho
“The moment the ego disappears, death disappears. You are not going to die, remember; but if you think that you are, you are going to die.”
This is a further excerpt from Hafiz Ladell’s book ‘I Am Cooking Something Else’. In celebrating his creation, Oxford’s legendary Magic Café, he wishes to show us where his inspiration came from. In this chapter, we learn about his sojourn at the Pune Ashram in 1987–88 [Long Read]
Bhavo shares his often-rocky road to sannyas, and beyond – plus his workshop on empowerment at The Leela Centre (UK) in December 2026 [Long Read]
Anandi’s monthly horoscope introduced by Multatuli’s quote: “Maybe nothing is completely true – and not even that.”
Planet transits discussed by Marga; “November promises to be an exciting month marked by several powerful activations…”
In this article, Marga explores Ra’s approach to the six lines in Human Design, examining the first three lines in depth and their role in shaping relational behavior
Feeling helpless in the face of the world’s craziness? Nayana remembers what Osho told her in 1988 when she asked how to save the world, and why it still guides her today
Arpita talks to Punya about her time working in the sewing room making Osho’s robes and shoes and more… (Part 1)
Turyna’s impressions after a Silent Retreat at Osho Nisarga in the Himalayas. Next retreat: 1-22 February 2027
Back from her travels, Madhuri writes about books by Andy Cave, Doris Lessing, Dodie Smith, Joe Biel and Elly Blue, Walt Larimore, Karolina Ramqvist, Charlotte Bingham, Heather McDonald, Dave Barry, June Tate
“You are supported by your past life, that’s why you are here. And your past life is supported by another past life…”
“These people have taken a tremendous step. They have risked their established mind to enquire into the unfamiliar and the unknown – and ultimately, the unknowable.”
Madhuri reviews Dr Chris van Tulleken’s book, subtitled ‘Why Do We All Eat Stuff That Isn’t Food… and Why Can’t We Stop?’
Rabindranath Tagore, Hazrat Inayat Khan and Jiddu Krishnamurti each set foot on Dutch soil – essay by Shanti
“Mind has a stupidity: to complete things. Mind is a perfectionist. Ninety-nine? The obsession is created: they must be a hundred.”
The smartphone, of all things, is supposed to help with meditation? This month, an experiment gets under way that approaches a contradiction of our time in earnest and turns it into research, writes Dwariko Pfeifer
Dharmamurti remembers his move from Buffalo, New York, to the Bear Tribe in California – as told to Madhuri (Part 1) [Long Read]
When meditation becomes a profession, association becomes authority, and the messenger becomes a product – by Anuragi
An excerpt for the topic of ‘Tantra’; “Before you meet the woman you should rise higher in your consciousness because then the meeting will happen on a higher plane.”
In the last days of 1984, Hafiz, together with four others, is dispatched from Medina to join the Rajneesh commune in Freiburg, via the ferry from Harwich to Hook of Holland… [Long Read]
Planet transits discussed by Marga; “The month looks fairly calm overall, although there are some elements of suspension due to the retrograde motion of several planets.”
Anandi’s monthly horoscope introduced by Friedrich Nietzsche’s quote: “Wherever there is happiness, there is joy in nonsense.”
“…it has tremendous beauty; it has something of the ultimate in it. Now it is pure sharing. Now it is a luxury, it is no more a need.”
In her series of articles dedicated to Human Design and Relationship, Marga delves today into the significance of the Lines, starting from the I Ching
Amido (text) and Purushottama (photos) end their 2006 pilgrimage in India with a visit to Varanasi, Darjeeling, Rumtek and Kalimpong (Part 7)
In this letter Pankaja acknowledges the lack of care many of the children in our communes have suffered, without denying the positive experiences that also happened
Shravan’s artwork in our online Art Gallery; “When the creative spirit calls, I just pick up my colours.”
Introduction from the book, Living with the Inescapable: Consciously Accepting Death, by Alfredo (Sanjiva) Ovalle
In this Long Read, Hafiz recalls his early taste of sannyas at the English commune – extracted from his memoir, I Am Cooking Something Else, the story of Oxford’s legendary Magic Café
“A real man of awakening is not hard, he is not frozen. He has melted. The ice has disappeared into water.”