I was part of a group of playful sannyasins group when I had the experience of going into Vipassana in an ashram in a certain village called Ajol in Gujarat. The year was 1972, and the Sadhana was to be done for 21 days. The place was totally isolated within the greenfields, so we could never be disturbed by […]
Category Archives: Chaitanya Keerti
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Apr
Apr
Let the Waves of Positivity Spread Across India Once again there is a lot of discussion about Lord Rama, the beloved Godman for all the Hindus, because of the recent judgment by the Supreme court of India, in favour of Rama’s birthplace in Ayodhya. It is interesting to understand the meaning of name of the […]
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Apr
Apr
Swami Chaitanya Keerti Many people often ask me: What does Osho say about the purpose of life. And I tell them what Osho has often said the purposelessness is the very nature of life. This answer shocks them. And to bring them out of this space of shock, I tell them: If you really […]
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Apr
Apr
Coronavirus Might Attack the Brain, Too–writes Robert Roy Britt in his article published recently (on the web https://elemental.medium.com//) It’s not yet clear how SARS-CoV-2 might be affecting the brain, but experience with other viruses, including the flu, suggests it certainly could make its way there. Coronaoia seems to have gripped the whole of humanity in the […]
Applied Philosophy, Chaitanya Keerti
The New Man and The New Humanity Life Affirmation is The Alchemy of Transformation
11
Apr
Apr
“The beauty of facing life unprepared is tremendous. Then life has a newness, a youth; then life has a flow and freshness. Then life has so many surprises. And when life has so many surprises boredom never settles in you.” Osho The Coronavirus has brought the greatest surprise to the whole world–not just a surprise, […]
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Apr
Apr
The most essential part of Vipassana meditation is the breath and the process of watching the breath. Many of us live our lives these days without proper breathing, which means we do not have much vitality or prana energy or vibrancy. And meditation does require tremendous energy and no dullness and sleepiness. A daily dose […]
Applied Philosophy, Chaitanya Keerti
The Apparent Duality and Paradoxical Unity, Harmonious Life of a True Sage
06
Apr
Apr
March 21st is the day ( and night also ) when the enlightenment happened to Osho in the year 1953. This is the day every year when there’s a perfect existential harmony: it’s called the equinox, which is Latin for the equal night, meaning that day and night are (roughly) equal at this time. Bart Everson, […]
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Mar
Mar
I remember, a few years ago, Madhya Pradesh High Court had ordered the Jabalpur Municipal Corporation to take care of this Maulshree tree, now known as Osho’s enlightenment tree. After the proper care and beautification, now the whole garden looks so majestic. After the Enlightenment, Osho started sharing the fragrance of enlightenment in Jabalpur itself, his friends started organising […]
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Dec
Dec
When the Osho Resort was still known as Osho Ashram or Commune, we used to celebrate the 1st January as the Osho World Laughter Day. Now 20 years have passed, and 2020 has been the year of Corona, and most of the world has not been able to laugh heartily, let’s welcome the year 2021, […]
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Dec
Dec
Recently Osho lovers in India were pleasantly surprised to read a news item in several newspapers that Shri Adityanath, the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh quoted from Osho’s very famous book on Socialism. It was a kind of Red Alert for the people of his state, a timely reminder to reject socialism being propagated by […]