“Although they were blind, they started finding that this man walks in a different way, talks in a different way, knows things that they don’t know. He says, ‘Now it is sunrise.’ He says, ‘Now the whole sky is full of stars’ – and those blind eyes could not see any star.”

Osho says, “Lie down on the ground and just stare at the sky.”

“…something will start happening. I may be thousands of miles away, that doesn’t matter.”

Osho comments on the first sentence of the Desiderata: Hear then the wisdom of the wise…

A quote by G. K. Chesterton.

The timeless meditation by Br. David about ‘A Good Day’, set to Gary Malkin’s soulful music, is re-imagined by filmmaker Louie Schwartzberg (video).

A quote by French painter, Claude Monet.

Osho answers a question by freelance journalist Penny Allen from Sisters, Oregon, USA:

“What happened to your glasses?”

One of Suha’s ‘Small flashes of real life’ from the series ‘Beware: Slippery… Sacred Ground’.

Sahaja writes about her experiences and motivation to organize the visit of a Croatian man called Braco to Australia.

Firmly embedded in our collective subconscious is the belief that eyes are the windows to the soul.