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Issue Forty Four, November 2005

A SPONTANEOUS WAY OF LIFE

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On the occasion of 70th Birthday of Our Beloved Master Dept. of Posts. Govt. of India launched a Special Day Cover at a special function in the capital. 'Prem Ki Madhushala' - a concert by Shubha Mudgal was also held.

 

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“APP DEEPO BHAV” CELEBRATIONS AT OSHO WORLD GALLERIA

 

“App Deepo Bhav: Be a light unto yourself” celebration began at the Osho World galleria, on 14 th October 2005. While celebrating the festival of lights, Osho World dedicates this week to enlightened mystic Buddha’s message for search of the inner light.

Osho has extensively spoken on Buddha’s message of “App Deepo Bhava” in His discourses when says the enlightened mystic 'Be a light unto yourself. Be a lamp unto yourself' Don't search for light anywhere else; the light is already there, the fire is already there. Just probe a little deeper into your being, enquire. Maybe much ash has gathered around the fire... just probe deep inside, and you will find the spark again. And once you have found a single spark inside yourself, you will become a flame soon, you will be a fire -- a fire that purifies, a fire that transforms, a fire that gives you a new birth and a new being.”

Classical singer Vidya Shah presented a melodious evening during the occasion.

Vidya began her journey into the world of music at the age of 12 when she started learning South Indian Classical music. As a young Carnatic vocalist Vidya performed on the AIR and Doordarshan and had several concerts to her credit.

With her love for and exposure to the North Indian style of classical music, she decided to make a foray into this style of vocal music. She has been trained under renowned vocalist Shubha Mudgal in Khayal Gayaki and with Smt.Shanti Hiranand in Thumri and Dadra.

“App Deepo Bhav,” a collection of gift products dedicated to the festival of lights was also launched during the occasion. On display are collections appropriate for the festive season – an array of lights & lighting arrangements in various materials – silver, copper, glass, ceramic and wood apart from the customary candles.

An ode to the warmth of a flame – the flame of hope & knowledge, this collection offers a range of candle covers, candle screens, floating bowls, arrangements of diyas, candle stands and bases. The highlight of this year’s collections is the manner in which the classic Indian tradition of lighting oil lamps is re-interpreted with wax filled copper diyas & clusters or series of Sterling silver diyas joined together.

     
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