American singer-songwriter and workshop facilitator, Maniko, is interviewed via zoom by Sufi Abheeru and Aminah Divya

Shivananda’s stories where he took the courage to follow his inner voice – as told to Punya

Nirbija about a special meditation room – in one of the first Osho communes in Germany

A review by Maniko of Abhi Ktori’s new CD.

The crickets’ song possibly transports the listener into that realm… where we came from… and will go to again.

In this interview Pedro talks to Punya about his life as a teacher and musician.

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Miten sings two of his devotional songs – recorded on video by Rishi in an old chapel in Peru.

A song composed and written by Raji.

Poet Prartho sings one of her lyrics.

Poet Prartho sings one of her songs.

Sarita sings one of her songs.

Punya and Madhuri share their memories of Tamo-san.

Leela was about to write an article on the qualities of balancing our Zorba and Buddha energies when the following emerged.

Song on video from the album ‘Celtic Christmas’ by Tanmayo.

Watch on YouTube I’ve decided to be happy I’ve decided to be glad I’ve decided to be grateful For all I ever had I’ve decided to let go Of all this pain tonight I’ve decided to let go Of all these demons inside I know…I am blessed I know…all I ever wanted was this I

Marga interviews Pratibha, the founder of Voicing

Milarepa reviews Narayani’s most recent collection of songs

Singer Narayani tells Punya about her life with music…

Narayani shares one of her songs from her latest CD ‘Let Your Heart Sing’.

Punya meets Peter Makena (Anubhava) and Aneeta

Ramadhan Meir Suissa shares one of his video tracks…

Vismaya’s concert at Ribban reviewed in a major Swedish newspaper, the Skanska Dagbladet.

Viramo’s portrait of singer and performer Vismaya.

A song played in Path of Love groups around the world…

… and creates his first CD!

Osho talks to Jeevan about sexuality during her leaving darshan and she sings him a song

Jeevan asks Osho in a darshan: How do you feel about me singing your words?

Tom Rush’s endearing song about remembering

Swiss-Canadian multi-intrumentalist Kalyan Mitto shares his insights and love for music on a summer day in Corfu.