Aneesha’s review of Madhuri’s latest book; “My commentary barely scratches the surface of what is contained in this book. One thing is for sure, there is something for everyone within this vast collection of techniques and practices.”

Madhuri reviews books by Tim Peake, Michael Connelly, Nigel Cawthorne, Douglas Kennedy, Doris Lessing, Helen Forrester, Beth O’Leary, Melanie McGrah and Beth Macy

Books by Rebecca Dean, Griff Rhys Jones, Jo Wheeler, Vikram Seth, Francis Pryor, Sheila O’Flanagan, Rebecca Shaw, reviewed by Madhuri

Madhuri reviews Virginia Roberts Giuffre’s posthumously published memoir

“we children are heroes” – a poem by Madhuri

This month Madhuri reviews books by Catherine Alliott, Terry & Natalia O’Sullivan, Edward St. Aubyn, Dawn O’Porter, Catherine Cookson, Irvin D. Yalom, Cathy Glass, Wendy Holden

A recent poem by Madhuri, about an event in Bombay, January 1974

An excerpt from Madhuri’s travel memoir, Reluctantly to Kunzum La: Motorbiking in the Himalayas in the Name of Love

A useful tool for daily life, or to practise in a group – a technique by Madhuri

Madhuri’s reviews of books by Lorrie Moore, Christobel Kent, Penelope Fitzgerald, Tracy Chevalier, Soozi Holbeche, Maggie Hartley, Elizabeth Gaskell, Michael Smith and Jonathan Franklin, Ronald E. Gordon, Ph.D. and Joel Brokaw, Michael Connelly, Charlotte Bingham

A transformative way to work with ardent longing – a technique by Madhuri

Books by Terry Darlington, John Humphrys, Paul Theroux, Max Hardberger, Peter Kerr, Brenda Jagger, Charlotte Bingham, reviewed by Madhuri.

A technique from Madhuri’s collection – a way to help a child upset by a death in the family

A poem by Madhuri

A partner exercise for arriving where you are – by Madhuri

An interview with Madhuri about her latest creation

Short reviews by Madhuri of books about travel and food, by Anthony Edwards, Prue Leith, Gail Duff; and an ode to her Collins English Dictionary

A short and very helpful couples meditation – by Madhuri

D S Anugyan reviews Madhuri’s second coffee-table book, launched today. “I couldn’t leave it alone, kept dipping into it, marvelling at the different pages.”

A visit to the cinema – by Madhuri

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Madhuri’s reviews of books by Robert Simmons & Naisha Ahsian, Lucy Beaumont, Phillip Schreibman, Alan Hollinghurst, Bill Bryson, Catherine Cookson, John Grisham, Maggie Hartley, Elizabeth Day

Madhuri reconsiders the innocent-seeming act of tickling, revealing its deeper emotional and psychological layers

Madhuri describes a meditation she received from Osho to address her OCD

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Reviews by Madhuri of books by Yeonmi Park, George Mahood, Cher, Tina Turner, Alexander McCall Smith, James Anthony, Terri Cheney, Graham Johnson, Brian Blessed

A trance journey for finding out if you have a blessing for a particular project – notes from Madhuri

Short reviews of books by Mollie Moran, Ann Hood, Bill Bryson, Eva Petulengro, Lisa Wingate, Lucy Cooke, Christine Kenneally, Alexander McCall Smith

Exercises for a group – from Madhuri’s upcoming book, Techniques I Have Loved

Madhuri’s short reviews of books by Gerald Durrell, Michael Magazanik, Kristin Louise Duncombe, Terry Darlington, Adam Skolnick

A gardening story from 2009 – by Madhuri

A partner exercise using imagination as a springboard to expand and deepen vision of life on Earth – by Madhuri

…expressed in three recently-written poems by Madhuri

A review by Madhuri of Piers Cross’s documentary

A short film review by Madhuri

Madhuri’s short reviews of books by Jeffrey M. Schwartz, Lucy Cooke, Eva Petulengro, Celia Imrie, Tess Stevens, Catherine Cookson, Annabelle Forest, and Nancy Horan

How this question helped Madhuri find the answer to a situation she found herself in

Madhuri reviews books by Annabelle Forest, Jon Ronson, Miriam Darlington, Celia Imrie, Graeme Simsion, Federico García Lorca, Jonathan Scott, Francesco Marciuliano, Peter Kilby, Britney Spears, Rebecca Shaw

A poem Madhuri wrote today

Two writers, Nityaprem and Madhuri, reflect on their experiences of open minds, open borders, and open hearts, in the larger Osho world

Madhuri’s notes about a Tantra technique of ‘direct efficacy and beauty’

This month’s reviews by Madhuri of books by Gillian McAllister, Mikey Walsh, Bexy Cameron, Dr. Eben Alexander, Somerset Maugham, Lundy Bancroft

Zenning backwards, we find out how many possessions we are truly comfortable with. A trance journey – by Madhuri

A poem by Madhuri

‘The Graph’ and ‘Painting the Possibilities’, from Madhuri’s upcoming book about Healing Techniques

This month’s reviews by Madhuri of books by Hafiz, Barry Long, Joseph Wambaugh, Mavis Marsh with Andrew Crofts, Pete Goss, Catherine Cookson, Michèle Knight, Rebecca Musser with M. Bridget Cook, Ralph Barker

A journey with multiple chemical sensitivity – by Madhuri

A short story by Madhuri

Reviews by Madhuri of books by Maggie Hartley, Suzanne Barnes, David Attenborough, Christine Kenneally, Colin Butcher, Anna McNuff, Sally Field, Lucy Cooke, Peter Zuckerman and Amanda Padoan, Katie Fforde

Madhuri remembers an exercise from the School of Mysticism

A poem by Madhuri

A tale by Madhuri

Madhuri’s short reviews on books by: Anthony Edwards, Elizabeth Gaskell, David Grann, Elise Downing, Joe Simpson et. al., Jon Ronson, Cupcake Brown, Miles Smeeton, Ed Caesar, Donnie Eichar, Elizabeth Day

from Madhuri’s tool-kit to “move energy on deep levels and blast you into the skies!”

“Without the rather clumsy revolution we went through back then, this new and necessary and beautiful higher revolution would not have been able to happen,” writes Madhuri in this essay

“A wonderfully cleansing exercise, a mainstay in Waduda’s Heart groups,” according to Madhuri

Short reviews by Madhuri on books by Cathy Glass, William Finnegan, Glen Tibaldeo and Laura Berger, James Lee Burke, Dr. Louis J. Camuti, Matt Lewis, Stevie Smith, Rosemary Thornton, Maria Coffey, Susan Lewis and George Mahood

A summer poem by Madhuri

One of Waduda’s Heart Group exercises I took away to use many a time in my own groups, writes Madhuri

A review by Madhuri on Sarah MacDonald’s book; “A good read, well-informed as to politics and history, and fresh in energy. Her style is both girly and manly, so it’s got balance. She falls in love with India: its warm heart, its chaos and its magic.”