To celebrate Mulla Nasruddin Day (April Fool’s Day), Osho Dham organized an evening in their Dhyan Mandir to celebrate the release of a book about Swami Om Prakash Saraswati
Announcement in Passionate in Marketing, for an event happening in Najafgarh, New Delhi on Sunday evening, 31 March 2024
Ailon tells the story how Clown Healing was born. He’ll be facilitating the process next at Osho Leela in Dorset, UK, 19-21 April 2024
One of the facilitators, Dhyan Tarpan, describes the weekend – which was punctuated by very special sessions
“From the very beginning, everyone is a Buddha… This is the basic message of Zen – and the greatest message that has ever been delivered to man.”
“…or rather ‘in full flight of discourse’, as Anando put it, ahead of our evening gathering the next day in Buddha Hall” – by Radhika
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.”
Osho announces a new meditative therapy, the Mystic Rose; “You cannot conceive how much transformation can come to your being.”
Rico explains his choice between quality of end-of-life peace at home over high-end medical care in the ICU.
Osho speaks on ‘Tears’: “The heart has only one way to express itself, and that way is the way of tears.”
In the Zooming Grace series, Deva Dosa interviews the Laughter Doctor, Rakesh Shah, MD, to learn about the benefits of laughter, still the best medicine.
“Now, before we enter into our daily meditation… just to drop all burdens, all the worries of the world, and have a few good laughs,” says Osho.
Osho speaks on two occasions during discourse about meeting with Bodhidharma in an incarnation about 1400 years ago.
Existence is full of love and laughter. Let’s not make it serious and morose, suggests Pratiskha Apurv in The Speaking Tree.
Mourners in Ireland couldn’t believe it when they heard a voice beyond the grave at a local man’s funeral, writes Ryan Fahey on Mail Online.
Indivar’s letter to the editors commenting on the fact that they had omitted to mention Osho’s Meditative Therapy, the Mystic Rose, and explains the benefit of this 3-week process.
Osho on the subject of ‘Laughter’: “If you go into a total laughter people think it is hysterical. It is not, it is historical!”
Down the centuries religion has been a very serious affair for most of the believers. Being pious or holy became synonymous with seriousness, writes Keerti. Published in Business World, India.
“Anand Devopama, there is certainly a connection; the connection is simple. Sexual orgasms and laughter happen in the same way; their process is similar,” replies Osho.
The 2018 Osho calendar and desk diary, themed around Laughter, inspired K. B. Ganapathy of the Star of Mysore, to ponder on Happiness. Published on January 1, 2018.
Osho makes a distinction between ordinary laughter and laughter that can aid our spiritual practice, writes Swati Chopra in the Asian Age on June 29, 2017.
Indians complain: “A sannyasin has to be a serious person, almost dead, a corpse.” Keerti in ‘The Asian Age’ on March 27, 2017.
Beloved Master,
After two years here, I had heard Bodhidharma’s laughter. I never heard him again. Is he still around?
Marc Itzler’s insight: “Laughter is intelligence, the ultimate expression of rebellion! A rebellion against guilt, against shame and self-doubt. A rebellion against fear itself.”
Osho talks on Laughter: “The whole play of existence is so beautiful that laughter can be the only response to it.”
Exploding laughter, a freeing experience, a divine comedy. Excerpted from Margot’s upcoming book ‘Sex, Love and Awakening’.
Keerti writes in the Deccan Chronicle, India, on September 2, 2015.
In this TED Talk, British neuroscientist Prof. Sophie Scott delves deeply into the matter of laughter.
Post by user ‘Osho‘ in Speaking Tree, India on Jan 31, 2015
Leela was about to write an article on the qualities of balancing our Zorba and Buddha energies when the following emerged.
Jesica L. Santos’ list of favourite quotes (many of which are by Osho) published in Huffington Post on 24th November 2014.
Madita writes about her recent adventures and experiences in Georgia (formerly part of the Soviet Union).
Beloved Osho, Could you speak to us on laughter, its meditative powers, its chemistry on the brain, its power of transformation and healing… Its relation to silence, the gap, clarity, vision…