When Sarita led a 16-day tour through Ladakh, one evening she guided the participants through this meditation devoted to inner peace
Osho’s instructions given on the first day to the participants of his last meditation camp in Mt. Abu 1974
Zenning backwards, we find out how many possessions we are truly comfortable with. A trance journey – by Madhuri
A handwritten note (𝟷𝟿𝟼𝟼-𝟼𝟽) by Osho, published in Naye Sanket, and translated in Wings of Love & Random Thoughts
Times of India article from July 17, 2024, based on a talk with Ma Prem Devyani, Meditation Facilitator at Osho Dham
This beautiful meditation is from The Book of the Secrets: ‘Toward the Untouched Inner Reality’: “I have used it in Channeling groups as well as Tantra groups and private Tantra meditations,” writes Madhuri
by Waduda (aka Leela) to the 1991, now out-of-print, boxed edition of The Book of the Secrets by Osho, where she writes about her experience in preparing herself for and then leading the three-month Esoteric Science Training workshop
Follow Nandin’s voice accompanied by her background music (and beautiful graphics) for 10 minutes of relaxation
Purushottama is sharing with the sangha a priceless body of work he has collected over the years while offering online and in-presence meditation courses
Osho speaks to a sannyasin in darshan, “One should always cultivate something that is purely for delight.”
An excerpt from chapter 2 of Subhuti’s new edition of his memoir, titled India’s Misfit Mystic: An Insider Journey into Osho’s Life
“It is the process of reabsorbing back to the cause, bringing effect back to the cause; the process of involution.”
Sarita explains the method in this video, recorded for a live online session organised by Osho Niranjana.
Osho speaks to a sannyasin leaving for the West and gives her an evening meditation to do while away.
Osho gives a meditation to a new sannyasin he names Anand (bliss) Gulab (rose) – ‘a blissful rose flower’.