Dharmamurti’s journey is coming closer to sannyas – from an interview with Madhuri (Part 2) [Long Read]
This is a further excerpt from Hafiz Ladell’s book ‘I Am Cooking Something Else’. In celebrating his creation, Oxford’s legendary Magic Café, he wishes to show us where his inspiration came from. In this chapter, we learn about his sojourn at the Pune Ashram in 1987–88 [Long Read]
Dharmamurti remembers his move from Buffalo, New York, to the Bear Tribe in California – as told to Madhuri (Part 1) [Long Read]
In the last days of 1984, Hafiz, together with four others, is dispatched from Medina to join the Rajneesh commune in Freiburg, via the ferry from Harwich to Hook of Holland… [Long Read]
In this Long Read, Hafiz recalls his early taste of sannyas at the English commune – extracted from his memoir, I Am Cooking Something Else, the story of Oxford’s legendary Magic Café
Prem Joshua in conversation with Sufi Abheeru and Aminah Divya – on Osho, music, and meditation (video)
Purushottama and Amido write about their 2006 travels, when they visited Kerala and Karnataka – and two holy men, Ajja and U.G. (Part 2)
Sugit continues his analysis of Spinoza’s ideas, from Body-Mind to Emotions, to Freedom, and finally to his legacy: Radical Enlightenment (Part 3)
In this essay, Sugit compares the ideas of the Dutch philosopher Spinoza with Osho’s understanding (Part 2)
Praful talks to Punya about his most recent years as a musician and composer, about playing the bansuri as a Westerner, and giving solo concerts
Abheeru Sufi talks about his life: law, music, video interviews and, last but not least, his love for meditation
Sahaja’s personal reflections on facilitating an art-therapy workshop in Sweden, where nature, creativity and community converge (next retreat at Osho Nirvesha, Italy, 13-15 February and 2-4 April 2026)
Q: How is it possible that by simply becoming aware at a particular point in the breathing process one can attain enlightenment?
Vikrant, a therapist from Chile, tells us about his life and the motivation behind writing books on Osho and his people