So finally you have arrived!
Beloved Master,
Upon returning to Holland last year I started communicating about you with an overwhelming sense of urgency. I felt you imparted this urgency to me, but it seemed also to be a part of my nature.
Beloved Osho, You were saying that the new will be victorious. Will it really be the new, or will it be the old polished up here and there.
On the occasion of celebrated Indian classical dancer Mrinalini Sarabhai’s death, Kul Bhushan reflects on Osho’s vision about celebrating death as much as life.
“This is the reason why man is not meditative: The whole society forces him to be in a state of mind, not in a state of meditation.”
Meditation is really essential for those individuals who pursue the profession of acting, writes Keerti in the Deccan Chronicle, India, on February 3, 2016.
Keerti explores how our image of ourselves becomes fixed through comments by others and how the ego thrives on this. Published in Asian Age, India, on January 21, 2016.
Beloved Osho, What is this undercurrent of giggling in my heart every time I feel that you are using the whole world as a device for our growth, and that you are using us as a device for the whole world? Would you please comment?
Q: Sometimes you talk nonsense in the lectures. How can you tell us to go and look for an alive master if you die?
During three thousand years, fifteen thousand wars have been fought. Fifteen thousand wars in three thousand years?
In 2007, the late Krishna Prem sent this letter in response to the Osho chapter in ‘God is not Great’ to Hitchens, with copies to OIF and the book’s publisher. The letter was found ‘coincidentally’ by Sarlo on the web.
Aldous Leonard Huxley (26 July 1894 – 22 November 1963) was an English writer, novelist, and philosopher.
A review by IANS about the newly released film on Osho’s early years, in Indian Express, 15th January 2016
Is it real, can it be real? A massive hologram shows a created illusion and is a reminder of the illusory world we generally find ourselves in.
Sleepless nights? Here’s a meditation for insomnia. Article by Sadhana, published in The Asian Age on November 2, 2015.
Osho answers a question about death and the utter necessity to truly experience life so the conscious becomes more and more alive while the unconscious goes on dying.
Karunesh speaks of his intense meditation experiences and also asserts that if something takes your breath away, not to worry.
Man is as if asleep. Man lives in a stupor – moves, works, is born, lives and dies, but almost fast asleep, snoring.
Keerti writes and quotes Osho about new year wishes and new year resolutions; published in dna, India.
An article by CSS Latha about Pratiksha Apurv’s paintings was published in the widely known monthly magazine ‘Society’ in India in their December 23, 2015 edition.
Beloved Master, why is it that nobody likes to be criticized, and yet everybody loves to criticize others?
Kaiyum reviews Alex Bellos’ book that was a ‘Sunday Times’ bestseller and shortlisted for the BBC Samuel Johnson Prize.
After visiting GTU at the University of California a few weeks ago, Satya Vedant reports about another proposal for an Osho Chair at the South Gujarat University, India.
Shaida talks to Punya about her new business that organises events and meditation retreats in Tulum, Mexico, and further afield.
“Forty-five years after Osho gave a historic discourse on youth, I am narrating those words for the first time here,” said Anand Arun. Published in The Kathmandu Post, Nepal, on December 11, 2015.
Meditation is a subtle death – a deep death of you, your mind, your ego, of all that makes you defined. But that which is within is there. That is pure consciousness.