Osho tells an anecdote from his school days (with audio) – “…if you are aware, suddenly you are alone.”
Shantidharm writes about growing up in France, his travels and finally his arrival in Pune. (Part 1)
Premgyan presents his song inspired by an early morning in the countryside. Video by Suryam, vocals by Sangit and Premgyan.
In a letter, Siddho is asking: “Why wait for emergencies to be aware? Or to be compassionate? Or to be new and fresh every moment? Why not find out every day that our home is inside?”
Musician and choir master Chandra explores the gaps between the notes, the ‘general pauses’ as they are called in classical music.
To counter inactivity and boredom, you can easily create a meditative situation for yourself and your friends, writes Kul Bhushan.
A small selection from Prabhat’s photographs taken in Tel Aviv, Israel, during the coronavirus lockdown and social distancing time.
Staying connected, supporting each other, meditating together and learning about ourselves via the internet – by Punya.
Transcript of an interview with Veena about Nirvano by Swaram for Love Osho’s podcasts; broadcast on 11 December 2019.
A personal message from Nishant in the time of the coronavirus. “Feel free to share it as you like and also feel free to experiment with it according to your own understanding.”
Osho says, “Through judgment you can never be intimate with a Master. Judgment creates barriers. Only through trust an intimacy arises…”
Osho states, “Democracy basically is mobocracy. There is a tendency in the mob to follow others. Somebody raises his hand, the others follow. The mob are like sheep.”
A video interview of Devakant where he speaks about music (“the queen of the arts”), his first spiritual experience, how he discovered Osho, how Osho worked on him, and about creativity and discipline.
Azima writes on the nature of the new coronavirus, its origins and how to strengthen the immune system.
Osho’s vision: “The new man is an absolute necessity… If we cannot produce a new human being, then humanity will disappear from the earth.”
Osho responds to the question: Beloved Osho, It disturbs me when you don’t seem to bother about facts.
“Trust is a touchstone… One day you come across a real touchstone. You pick it up, it is warm, but still you throw it,” states Osho.
Osho speaks about the difference between ordinary suicide – that is not really suicide, you simply change the body – and the ultimate suicide, where you will never be born again, when you disappear into the cosmos.
Phoebe’s horoscope with Osho quotes; “Open the door and come out! Be in the sun and the wind and the rain, and see what it is…”
Anadi Martel is interviewed by the Croatian TV at the latest conference of the International Light Association (ILA). He talks (4:12-14:26) on the Sensora light modulation projectors, the history of light for therapy and its various applications.
Azima writes about how Osho has been perceived in his country over the years, and specifies recent developments.
In this excerpt from Anadi Martel’s book. ‘Light Therapies’, the author discusses various studies investigating the nature of acupuncture meridians, and their relation to light.
Osho speaks in darshan to Krishna Saraswati; “Jealousy can remain only if you are unconscious of it,” and to Leela; “he should observe – and for you, be involved in things and move moment to moment.”
Osho says, “A simple person is not one who possesses nothing, a simple person is one who has no possessiveness, who never looks back.”
Pankaja’s film will be shown on big screen, during two Film Festivals in London, 11 and 20 February 2020. Here a trailer, some words from her and Rashid, and the locations.
An interview with Devageet, who was Osho’s personal dentist, given around 1998: his path to sannyas, the books he edited and his transformative work – which will continue…
Suha shares with us two events in her recent life where she had to let go. Much gratefulness ensued.
Devageet asks a question: Beloved Osho, It is now becoming too much. The gossips are going right and left.
Phoebe’s horoscope with quotes from Osho: “You are just a pool without waves … the whole being silent, still. Inside, at the center, silence and on the periphery celebration and laughter.”
“Almost every country has its own love stories, but nothing compared to Layla and Majnun because it has a Sufi message in it,” explains Osho.
Sarita writes about the breaking up of a relationship and describes a completion ceremony to do this in a beautiful way.
Bhagawati writes about the latest AIDS statistics and introduces a very important Appendix to ‘Osho on Sexuality’, compiled by Nandan to further outline Osho’s vision on the many facets of human sexuality.
Niskriya discovered, while reciting from the Odyssey, that the epic poem was originally a song, and that it is the story of a coming home in the spiritual sense.
An interview with Shailendra Saraswati on the art of education. Shown on Janata Television, Nepal in December 2019.
“‘Yes, I am dying, but I must sing!’ Francis has become the song. … There is absolute silence inside. Out of that silence this song is born,” says Osho.
Marc looks into the phenomenon of nostalgia and what triggers it… and is it a reality, is it a dream, an illusion?