David came to darshan some weeks ago. A friend of the English novelist, Pankaja, David is a potter, and at his first darshan told Bhagwan that he has been involved in Subud, writes Maneesha.
Madhuri describes an inner journey that helps you see what is healthy for you to take in from your surroundings and the people in them, and what is not.
A letter from Shanti, who runs the World of Meditation Centre in Seattle, together with Subhan.
In a video Tarika explains and takes us through this simple, short meditation.
A Taoist meditation explained by Osho (with audio file).
Osho explains a meditation from the Vigyan Bhairav Tantra.
Madhuri shares a meditation we can do while we are on a walk.
A meditation technique to find our inner voice, explained by Osho.
While Tao spoke on Swaram’s Love Osho podcast recently, she shared a meditation that sounds very intriguing, in particular as it addresses pain. We asked her to elaborate.
A contemplation by Veetman (text and video); “Nothing lasts. Everything is fleeting. This too will pass.”
Krishna Prem explains a quick meditation and recounts an anecdote (from his book ‘Gee You Are You’).
An introduction, and invitation to Shaking by Nisarga from the Integral Body Institute in Poland (video).
In darshan Osho talks to a sannyasin, asking him to accept sadness, and when it becomes uncomfortable to dance wildly and do latihan.
In this video Swaram reminds us of a beautiful meditation: hugging a tree.
Osho introduces a small experiment: “You are looking at the mirror, your own face in the mirror, your own eyes in the mirror…”
An introduction, and invitation, to Vipassana; a video by Nisarga from the Integral Body Institute in Poland.
During a darshan Osho says, “Whenever you start thinking of the future and the past too much, just relax and pay attention to your breathing.”
Osho explains in a darshan a meditation that helps to be in the herenow.
Courtney Aldor talks to Tarika Lovegarden about her new book, in SF Yoga Mag, May 2, 2016.
“My own observation is that a runner can more easily come close to meditation than anybody else. Jogging can be of immense help, swimming can be of immense help. All these things have to be transformed into meditations,” stated Osho.
Blessed One, as senses are absorbed in the heart, reach the center of the lotus.
Marc explains the key attitudes about practicing meditation.
The last meditation created by Osho – a guided meditation process to heal body/mind.
Osho talks in darshan on how to create a protective aura.
In darshan, Osho suggests a meditation to a sannyasins, “Get more and more in tune with the stars: whenever there are stars in the night and the night is clear, just lie down on the earth and look at the stars.”
Sadhana writes about Atisha’s Heart Meditation in The Asian Age on June 3, 2015.
Patanjali says:
Also, meditate on knowledge that comes during sleep.
“Before you go to sleep in the night, just lie down, turn the lights off, lie down under your blanket, and feel your body is dying…. Start feeling that great light is entering from the head, golden light – as if suddenly a sun has risen and it is pouring all its gold into you,” suggests Osho to a visitor in darshan.
Veeresh leads a meditation to create sensitivity and awareness of one’s own death.
Recently, Anand Veeresh introduced the Global AUM Meditation for World Peace.
Bali from Italian OTI interviews Sudha about her job.
“When eating or drinking, become the taste of the food or drink, and be filled.”
Osho speaks about the mirror meditation – pointed out to us by Marc with reference to the ‘Selfie’ craze
Osho suggests we start the day with laughter as traditionally in Zen monasteries.
Maneesha shares with us a short meditation based on the instructions from Osho’s ‘And Now And Here’.
A little meditation to do morning and night.
A little meditation from Osho
In any position gradually pervade an area between the armpits into great peace. Feel yourself as pervading all directions, far, near.
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Instructions for the meditation (text and video).
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The final meditation of the day experienced by newbie Fatima