A carousel of books written by sannyasins, published in the past 18 months.
A chapter excerpted from Roshani’s book, Two Souls, Tandem Journeys: Our Adventures with Love, Deafness and Autism. “I can almost hear him thinking, ‘People around here really like me. Wow.'”
The British Library in London received the missing titles to complete their catalogue of Osho’s works, thanks to Neeten’s efforts.
“Rare is the possibility of someone’s listening, and rarest is the possibility of someone understanding.”
Jivana, a publisher of Osho’s books in Germany, is interviewed by Nirbija on the 20th anniversary of Innenwelt Verlag and Edition Osho
In these two videos, Deva Padma speaks about the five suits of her new Tarot deck, out today, 7 November 2023.
Life in the Amsterdam Red Light District, told by “a young British woman, a newly-qualified nursery nurse who was lured by an advertisement to work in a crèche.” The reflective review by Madhuri concludes with “If Yin was honoured, meditation would become possible for humans.”
A documentary about G.I. Gurdjieff with original and rare footage from his travels and of the dances.
This month’s planet transits discussed by Marga; “Wisdom means insight; not information but clarity, awareness, spontaneity, responsibility, the capacity to respond immediately (Osho).”
Kul Bhushan writes on the film, Guide, and on one of his favourite stars with a spiritual dimension.
Osho speaks on ‘War’; “Unless we transform the very script of man, unless we give him a totally new program of living and being, we can go on talking about peace but we will go on preparing for war.”
This month’s horoscope by Phoebe with quotes by Osho; “A fearless consciousness knows no enemies. And when one has no enemies everyone is a friend.”
Pratiksha Apurv takes a dive into memory lane, and recalls her evening darshan on 18th October 1975 and her new birth
“Pythagoras’ sutras are divided into three parts; they are known as the three famous P’s of Pythagoras.”
Subhan writes, “I’ve since discovered that there is nothing like equal,” and “…the notion of ‘I’ starts to slip away.”
What to do when emotions are too strong? And how can we be present to everything that happens and enjoy it without being overwhelmed? Radha speaks on this topic in a short video.
“I feel a very deep spiritual affinity with Pythagoras. I am also bringing you a synthesis of East and West, of science and religion, of intellect and intuition, of the male mind and the female mind, of the head and the heart, of the right and the left.”
“Just say something and it happens. You just say to the mind, ‘Enough – now you be the servant, because you are the servant.’ And, I say, it is just that simple.”
A poem from Madhuri’s most recent book, To Hills and Waterfalls: a Californian in Calderdale, read by the author on video.
“When did I give away my voice? That voice of curiosity. The capacity to question everything I was told that ‘this is the way things are’?” asks Rico Provasoli.
This month’s horoscope by Phoebe with quotes by Osho; “Each person has to become a way for the divine – a passage, a vehicle, an opening for the divine to descend to the earth.”
A question Nirvan asked himself already as a child. An excerpt from his new book, Prelude to Disclosure.
Pankaja on the discovery that one of the novels she had written pre-sannyas is now being re-published, receiving accolades the likes of “a daring writer long overdue for reappraisal.”
Madhuri on the colourful and warm-hearted evening event in Hebden Bridge where she read from her new book, To Hills and Waterfalls: a Californian in Calderdale.