Videha’s latest news from Mokurai, his Meditation Centre in the Italian Alps
In this final instalment of a three-part interview with Osho’s childhood friend Sukhraj, life itself becomes the teacher. A drunken welcome, a near-fatal accident, a devastating flood – and one sentence transforms everything
Purushottama and Amido write about their 2006 travels, when they visited Kerala and Karnataka – and two holy men, Ajja and U.G.
Part 2 of an interview with Dharmen, where he spoke about Amsterdam’s Zorba the Buddha Disco, the Press and Sheela’s meetings – given to Punya in 2019, transcribed and edited by Srajan
Sugit continues his analysis of Spinoza’s ideas, from Body-Mind to Emotions, to Freedom, and finally to his legacy: Radical Enlightenment (Part 3)
Sanjiva’s app, announced last year, has now been launched for Apple iPhone users; “Kyosan is for the questions that need room to breathe.”
In the second instalment of this interview Sukhraj Bharti reflects on the dawning recognition of his childhood friend as Bhagwan – and on the strange intimacy, pride and playfulness that continued between them
This month’s planet transits discussed by Marga; “It is a varied and complex month, not promising peace, but opening the door to real possibilities for negotiation.”
Phoebe’s Nuggets continue with her finds from the stories of Zen Masters Nan-in, Hakuin and Doko, as told by Osho in the series Roots and Wings (A Bird on the Wing)
In this essay, Sarjo shares the strategies he has found for maintaining a meditation practice in the midst of everyday life
An Austrian software developer is building an app to help people plan permaculture gardens in harmony with nature – and grow a community around it
Gaelle Guiny on overcoming grief and her connection with dolphins experienced at Wildquest in Bimini
Marga continues her exploration of the channels that connect the Emotional Center to the Throat, and those that connect the Sacral to the Self Center, also called tantric channels
An interview with Dharmen, where he spoke primarily about the centres and communes in the Netherlands – by Punya, transcribed and edited by Srajan (Part 1)
Aneesha’s review of Madhuri’s latest book; “My commentary barely scratches the surface of what is contained in this book. One thing is for sure, there is something for everyone within this vast collection of techniques and practices.”
In this essay, Sugit compares the ideas of the Dutch philosopher Spinoza with Osho’s understanding (Part 2)
Madhuri reviews books by Tim Peake, Michael Connelly, Nigel Cawthorne, Douglas Kennedy, Doris Lessing, Helen Forrester, Beth O’Leary, Melanie McGrah and Beth Macy
Amido and Purushottama visit India in 2005 – a pilgrimage to places where masters and holy men have lived (Part 1)
Quote chosen for the topic of ‘Boredom’; “It is a goading for the search. It is a goading towards God, towards Tao.”
This month’s planet transits discussed by Marga; “April is an intense and dynamic month, offering real possibilities for breakthroughs and new beginnings.”
An analysis by Marga, Evolutionary Human Design practitioner, Astrologer and Gene Keys and GK Delta Guide
Books by Rebecca Dean, Griff Rhys Jones, Jo Wheeler, Vikram Seth, Francis Pryor, Sheila O’Flanagan, Rebecca Shaw, reviewed by Madhuri
In this excerpt from his memoir, Niranjan reflects on a rare one-to-one meeting with Osho that redirected his question from the Master’s intelligence to his own potential
In part 2 of her new series, Phoebe examines Osho’s Glimpses of a Golden Childhood from another aspect, and we meet his Nani, Pagal Baba, Magga Baba, Masto and Prof. S.S. Roy as his mentors
“It’s an intricate, complex, and magical network that impacts our health and connection,” writes Myofascial Release Trainer, Nisarga
“You may have been wandering in darkness for millions of lives, but it cannot destroy your inner light because darkness cannot be aggressive. It is not. Something which is not, how can it be aggressive? Darkness cannot destroy light.”