A story by Madhuri
Veet Karen: “I think this soup is an all-year weather soup and you can definitely change the veggies to those that are in season.”
“Don’t try to change the circumstances of your life, try to change the psychology. Try to change your attitudes towards life, don’t try to change the outer situation. Use the outer situation and change the inner state.”
In this insightful podcast with Bhavi and Prem from Kannagara Journeys, Svagito explores topics ranging from the conflict in Israel and Palestine to the complexities of identification and family bonds.
This month’s horoscope by Phoebe with quotes by Osho; “Everything has to be at stake, then only is change possible. Change cannot be partial. Either it is or it is not.”
A poem by Veetmoha, included in the guidebook for Padma’s Sacred She Tarot deck for the first card of the Earth suit
“…or rather ‘in full flight of discourse’, as Anando put it, ahead of our evening gathering the next day in Buddha Hall” – by Radhika
The start of a new series by Shanti, titled Humans Are Still Young. “Every carbon atom in every living thing on the planet was produced in the heart of a dying star,” says Brian Cox in Wonders of the Universe.
An essay by S D Anugyan. “With astrology I have moved through near-wholesale acceptance at the beginning… to a letting go of it in favour of the accepted science of astronomy; and finally to an interesting hybrid of the two, where I practise a certain detachment in favour of observation.”
A chapter from Roshani Shay Curtis’ newly-published book, Two Souls, Tandem Journeys: Our Adventures with Love, Deafness and Autism
Priya’s journey from the first experiment to becoming a co-facilitator of this Osho Meditative Therapy technique
Abheeru and Divya wanted to know from Punya how she came to take sannyas and how Osho News came into being (zoom video). The article includes an excerpt from Bhagawati’s book, Past the Point of No Return
“The moment you have accepted the night totally – and there is no seeking and hankering for the morning – the morning has come.”
Last summer, Rachel Klingner participated in a Primal Painting workshop at Osho Miasto in Tuscany, facilitated by Kantu Nishigori and Svagito. Published in Femme Review on October 1, 2023. Next workshop will be again at Osho Miasto, 24–27 August 2024
Rico Provasoli: The still, small voice within has been promised to lead us out of confusion, into clarity. But how can we be certain that this voice is guiding us, not beguiling us?
“At the moment of sandhya kal you are nearest to God; therefore the Hindus have made use of this time for prayer.”
This month’s horoscope by Phoebe with quotes by Osho; “Life is a miracle because there is no reason for it to be. It is simply a miracle that you are, otherwise there is every reason for you not to be!”
Subhan suggests that the next time we need to take a decision we try to listen to the body’s message
Samudro examines Osho’s 92nd Birthday and the recent events in Osho World in the light of Numerology and Astrology. He adds, “It’s time for a renewal of Osho’s world.”
Part 1 of an interview with Osho’s mother, Ma Amrit Saraswati, first published in the Hindi Rajneesh Times
Osho speaks on the subject of ‘Sannyasin’: “My sannyas is an opening, a journey, a dance, a love affair with the unknown, a romance with existence itself, in search of an orgasmic relationship with the whole.”
Madhuri elucidates at a talk the source of women’s unease at a lifted toilet seat, and of men’s at being shouted at (with two poems and video link)
News from the 16th Ordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops 2023, which concluded this session at the end of October – by Punya
This month’s planet transits discussed by Marga. “This is the only time we have, and this is the only life we have.”
Photos by Premdharma taken in the German capital, on endless walks and bike tours (best seen fullscreen)
Rico Provasoli writes, “My goal is living in the house of joy. And how I get there, for me anyway, is by walking the path of gratitude.”
This month’s horoscope by Phoebe with quotes by Osho. “Man has lived uncivilized for a single reason: he never went deep into himself. I call only those people civilized who have reached their centre, and who have seen themselves as buddhas.”
Kul Bhushan traces the journey of his niece, Ruby Bajaj, and her daughter, Deeksha, both exhibiting at the India Art Festival at the Constitution Club in New Delhi.