After the outbreak of Coronavirus, most of the people in the world have been feeling really depressed as their routine life in the comfort zone has been disturbed. The feeling of doom and gloom is sweeping the entire world. The people are worried about the state of the economy in their countries and also about […]
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Chaitanya Keerti, Focus
Swami Anand Tathagat was to Osho what Hanumaan was to Bhagwan Shree Ram. (25 October 1949 – 24 January 2020)
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Jan
Osho came back to India from the world tour in 1986 and whichever country he had traveled was unwilling to let Osho stay there, except Uruguay, where Osho could stay for barely three months. On March 19 Osho traveled to Uruguay. On May 14th the government scheduled a press conference to announce that Osho will […]
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Jan
Jan
India is apparently going through a period of lawlessness, but deep down what is missing is Love. The politicians have polluted the whole environment and even the students have become too violent. For the last few weeks, the whole of India, its political parties and their followers, educationists and intellectuals, students and the teachers, Hindus and the Muslims and the […]
02
Jan
Jan
How do you welcome a New Year? Is there anything new about the year other than that we lost one year of our life and became a year older? This is true but a depressing way of looking at the arrival of a New Year. This is not the way one should live one’s life. […]
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Sep
Sep
Mentor & Guide at Happy Ho, Chaitanya Keerti’s smiling face and enchanting voice have a soothing effect, and compel one to hear his every precious word! The outcome, of course, is even more impactful.
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Sep
Sep
It is a matter of great interest for Osho lovers and the people who have been seeking answers to their question: Why did Ma Anand Sheela, his dynamic secretary, leave Osho and the Rajneeshpuram commune.
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Mar
Mar
So they just talk about it, in the parliament discuss about it and nothing happens, and nothing will happen. My suggestion is very simple. A holy land is nobody’s possession, anybody can worship. And more people worship it, more humanitarian it becomes.”