It’s the poetic spiritual sensibility of Zen that we shall be looking at in this article, a sensibility that is resonated in Haiku, a traditional form of Japanese poetry, built on three sentences only.
Author Archives: Jwalant Swaroop
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Swami Chaitanya Keerti People ask me often about Osho and the meaning of his name. My reply is simple. To me, Osho means an ocean of love–and nothing else. 11th December happens to be Osho’s birthday which will be celebrated by millions of people around the world. Osho is an oceanic experience which his lovers […]
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Meditation is to explore your true nature. Meditation is to sit in the corner of your room and watch your breaths in relaxed and restful state, this watching is sakshibhav (Witnessing). Witnessing is the ultimate key to all meditations. Witness your thoughts, feelings and breathing. Happy Ho conducts meditation sessions for individuals and corporate on […]
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Hope is defined by pschychologist as the conviction as one can find the means to attain one’s goal and develop the motivation necessary to do so.
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This story (as told by OSHO) is about a man who worshipped God with all his heart and about how his fate turned out to be.
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Australia regularly ranks among the top ten happiest countries worldwide and Aussies have always been known as upbeat, friendly bunch. They learn from an early age to get along, play the game and participate above all else.
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Suppose you buy a new car. However you regret your choice soon afterwards: engine sounds like a jet taking off and you just cannot get comfortable in the drivers seat. What do you do? giving the car back would be an admission of error ( you don’t want that !) , and anyway, the dealer probably would not refund all the money.
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The true self has been the main topic of investigation in the Upanishads. We may select three Upanishads – the Chhandogya, the Mundukya and the Katha for our present purpose.
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What does it take for a man to marry a beautiful woman? Let’s find out the answer from this story that comes from China!
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As you perfect the practice of calm abiding and you become one with the breath, after a while even the breath itself as the focus of your practice dissolves and you find yourself resting in nowness.