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Birthday of Labanese poet Mikhail Naimy 17th October is the birthday of the Lebanese poet and philosopher Mikhail Naimy. He is regarded as the most significant spiritual writer of the 20th century made famous by his work The Book of Mirdad. Osho has spoken on Naimy in His discourses. Osho says The Book of Mirdad is one of the greatest masterpieces of art, beauty, meditation and consciousness. It has been one of my most loved books. Naimy shows tremendous insight, which only a mystic is capable of. This book should made into a film and just watching that film you will feel a great upliftment. This book should be made available to every library, to every university but unfortunately it remains unknown to a vast majority of the world. Osho says The Book of Mirdad has been created by a man who knows the inner workings of human consciousness. He was not a writer; hence, nobody ever bothered to give him a Nobel prize. He was our contemporary, he died in 1988. His book has not been translated into many lang

The Book of Mirdad

Osho on Tears WHEN YOU TALK ABOUT LOVE, TEARS IMMEDIATELY START RUNNING. PLEASE SAY SOMETHING ABOUT IT. The tears are the greatest possible prayer. Don't be worried about analyzing them, don't try to interpret them; they are beyond interpretation and beyond analysis. Words will not be adequate to say anything about the tears. Tears come from a deeper source than words. And if tears are coming, all that is needed is not to think about them but to allow them, to give them an intensity, to give them a kind of totality. You will understand those tears only when you are not hesitant about going into them, when you are not somehow holding yourself back. Go into them utterly. Become tears, and when tears come, enjoy. You are overflowing. Thinking of love if tears don't come then you were not thinking about love. Thinking of God if tears don't come then your thinking is futile, impotent. Listening to me, if your heart does not start overflowing with tears, then you were listening only through the head -- whi

True Prayer

Birthday of German Philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche 15th October is the birthday of the famous German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche. A man of extraordinary intellect, Nietzsche’s work as aphilosopher has had a phenomenal impact on modern intellectual history. In his short life of 55 years, he produced revolutionary pieces of work that influenced generations of philosophers to come notably Camus, Heidegger, Jung, Sartre, Weber and Yeats. Whilst his provocative ideas courted much controversy, his concept of Übermensch (Over Man) was misrepresented by his sister to fit with her German nationalistic ideology and came to be usurped by the Nazis. Nietzsche is wrongly criticised as a predecessor to Nazism since he has infact criticized anti-Semitism and pan-Germanism. “God is Dead” is Nietzsche’s best-known remarks. Osho has spoken extensively on Nietzsche in His discourses. Osho says Friedrich Nietzsche, according to me, is one of the greatest seers of the Western world; his eyes really go penetrating to the

Vision for the Whole Man

Osho on Laughter BELOVED OSHO, COULD YOU SPEAK TO US ON LAUGHTER, ITS MEDITATIVE POWERS, ITS CHEMISTRY ON THE BRAIN, ITS POWER OF TRANSFORMATION AND HEALING... ITS RELATION TO SILENCE, THE GAP, CLARITY, VISION... ITS CONTAGIOUSNESS, ITS RELATION TO DIFFERENT EMOTIONS... ON HOMO RIDENS -- THE ESSENTIAL HUMAN CONDITION, ON HOW TO RECOGNIZE TRUE, AUTHENTIC LAUGHTER FROM HYSTERICAL, EXHIBITIONIST, OR HYPOCRITICAL LAUGHTER, ON HOW TO BE A CHANNEL OF PURE JOY? Prem Nistal, I have just been talking about laughter, its meditative powers and its medicinal powers. It certainly changes your very chemistry; it changes your brain waves, it changes your intelligence -- you become more intelligent. The parts of your mind that have been asleep suddenly wake up. The laughter reaches to the innermost part of your brain, to your heart. A man of laughter cannot have a heart attack. A man of laughter cannot commit suicide. A man of laughter automatically comes to know the world of silence, because when laughter cea

A Man of Laughter

Osho on Mystic Rose Group I have chosen Leela, one of my therapists, to create a new meditative therapy. The first part will be Yaa-Hoo! -- for three hours, people simply laugh for no reason at all. And whenever their laughter starts dying they again say, "Yaa-Hoo!" and it will come back. Digging for three hours you will be surprised how many layers of dust have gathered upon your being. It will cut them like a sword, in one blow. For seven days continuously, three hours every day... you cannot conceive how much transformation can come to your being. And then the second part is "Yaa-Boo." The first part removes everything that hinders your laughter -- all the inhibitions of past humanity, all the repressions. It cuts them away. It brings a new space within you, but still you have to go a few steps more to reach the temple of your being, because you have suppressed so much sadness, so much despair, so much anxiety, so many tears -- they are all there, covering you and destroying your beauty, your grac

Laughter and Tears - A Cleansing of the Heart

Osho on Mystic Rose Evolution needs to be not of the body but of consciousness; then it becomes a spiritual progress. But Darwin had no idea of any spirit in man. To him, man was just the body and nothing more. I propound a theory of spiritual evolution, and that has been the basic of all mysticism in the world. Man is born as a seed. To accept the seed as your life is the greatest mistake one can commit. Millions of people are born as seeds, fresh, young, with tremendous potential of growth. But because they accept the seed as their very life, they die as a rotten seed; nothing happens in their life. The symbol of the mystic rose is that if man takes care of the seed that he is born with, gives it the right soil, gives it the right atmosphere and the right vibrations, moves on a right path where the seed can start growing, then the ultimate growth is symbolized as the mystic rose -- when your being blossoms and opens all its petals and releases the beautiful fragrance. Unless you blossom into a myst

The Secret of Mystic Rose

Osho on Enlightened Saint Francis Born in the town of Assisi in 1181 to rich parents, Francis’s early life was marked by privilege and luxury. As a youth, he was handsome, witty, gallant, and delighted in fine clothes. He spent money lavishly Even so, there is the story of how one day, having worked in the local marketplace selling his father’s silk merchandise he was so moved by the poverty of a beggar seeking alms, that he gave all the profits of the day away to this poor man. His father and his rich friends were none too impressed! Later he left the comforts of home to join a military expedition to Perugia as a young man of twenty-one. Subsequently he experienced a long period of illness, which it is believed caused him to re-evaluate his life. He devoted his life to the poor and the sick and in gathering around him a group of like-minded individuals who devoted their lives to prayer, preaching and service of the poor. At that time his preaching was unusual because he was not an ordained priest and had

Ordinariness of a Buddha

Osho on Enlightened Zen Master Ummon Zen Master Ummon, one of the most eloquent of the Zen Masters, lived from 864 – 949 CE. He founded the Yunmen school, one of the five major schools of Chinese Zen. Ummon was renowned for his forceful, direct and yet subtle teaching, often expressed through sudden shouts and blows with a staff. He was also known for his wisdom and skill with words. “However wonderful a thing is, it may be that it is better not to have it at all.” A saying from Zen Master Ummon. He had a fondness for speaking in koans and loved to shock people to wake them up. He did not like people to note down his words. Whenever he saw someone doing this, he chased the person out of the hall with the words, "Because your own mouth is not good for anything you come to note down my words. It is certain that someday you'll sell me!" Osho says, “Ummon had thousands of disciples and he had many devices to work with them. And he was a man like Gurdjieff -- he would create situations, because only situa

The Question is YOU

Osho on Sufi Mystic Jabbar Born in the 10th Century, Jabbar was an enlightened Sufi mystic. Nothing is known of the place or date of his birth, but it is assumed that he is from or associated with the town of Niffar in present day Iraq, or the city ofNippur. One of the major contributions by Jabbar was Gibberish about which psychologists have noticed how Gibberish is immensely cathartic and a relaxing way of venting out tensions, or releasing bottled up emotions without hurting anybody, because people will not understand what you are trying to say. It is actually speaking in the language you don't know. It is a wonderful potion for the modern mind, which is trained to think logically, rationalise every act, or accumulate thoughts like a heap of garbage. The modern man is bombarded with much information from the electronic gadgets and media. This unprocessed information creates stress and he feels bogged down by it. The cultured cultivated mind needs ventilation so that it can remain sane. Gibberish fulf

Mystic: Neither Superior nor Inferior

Osho on Work and Celebration This whole universe is a temple, and the whole existence is trying to reach you in so many ways -- through the sun rays, through the trees, through the birds -- these are all messengers…When in the early morning, the birds start their song and the flowers open their petals and the dewdrop shines like any great pearl on the lotus leaf; when so many colors are spread all over the horizon in welcoming the new day -- these are all messengers of existence. If you can be sensitive to these you will not feel sad, you will feel immensely grateful, understanding, fulfilled. You will feel at home, you will feel at peace. I have not gone to the sun and I don't know what it means not to be in peace. Peace is not something that has to be achieved, it is something that you are carrying always but never giving it an opportunity to blossom. It is a rose within your heart. It is a fragrance of your being. It is a sense of immense freedom and joy and celebration. Peace is not a very goo

Existence is a Celebration

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Meditation is being eternally present but we keep being identified with the mind and body. It is ironical that, in reality, we are not the one who can be seen, touched, heard or smelled but an awareness that is invisible and intangible. Meditation is the fast track to this our authentic reality.

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<a href="https://profile.dailyhunt.in/TycoonWorld">Tycoon World</a>17 hrs ago New Delhi, 16 October 2026 Osho Dham, the meditation sanctuary devoted to the vision of Osho, has announced its line-up of programs for 16 to 28 October 2026. Open 365 days a year, with daily meditations from 6:30 AM to 8:00 PM, the sanctuary invites seekers, families and first-time visitors to explore inner stillness through several paths.&nbsp;Three programs open the fortnight on 16 October. “Who Am I?”, facilitated by Swami Anand Kul Bhushan and Swami Anand Rajnish, runs until 18 October and encourages participants to explore their identity, observe their conditioning and reflect on the fundamental questions of existence. The No Mind Group, led by Swami Dhyan Pulak, continues until 22 October, using active meditation to help participants quiet mental chatter and develop greater awareness. Osho Neo Reiki: The Art of Inner Healing, facilitated by Swami Dhyan Akhil, concludes on 18 October and focuses on healing through touch, relaxation and awareness, supporting emotional and physical well-being.&nbsp;A Sannyas Celebration Day on 17 October will welcome those wishing to take initiation into Osho’s path, marking a milestone for individuals seeking a deeper commitment to meditation. On 18 October, Keertan Meditation with Live Music will take place from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM, offering participants an opportunity to experience meditation through music, rhythm and collective celebration.&nbsp;From 22 October to 1 November, guest facilitators Ma Prem Amiyo and Swami Prem Chetan from France will lead Gurdjieff Sacred Dances: The Search for Conscious Harmony. The program introduces participants to mindful movement and sacred dance, bringing together body, mind and heart to develop coordination, presence and inner balance. The international facilitators will also offer an introductory session on Gurdjieff Sacred Dances from 22 to 24 October, helping participants understand the principles behind these practices and prepare for a deeper exploration of conscious movement.&nbsp;Osho Zazen Group: Sitting Silently Doing Nothing, led by Swami Dhyan Pulak, begins on the evening of 27 October and continues until 1 November. Rooted in the practice of sitting meditation, Zazen encourages participants to observe their thoughts without reacting to them, cultivating stillness, clarity and a deeper connection with the present moment.&nbsp;Together, these programs offer practical ways to pause amid the pressures of modern life, whether through self-inquiry, active meditation, healing practices, music, mindful movement or silent sitting. They cater to different levels of experience, allowing both newcomers and regular meditators to explore approaches suited to their interests.&nbsp;Programs marked “full participation mandatory” require attendance for their entire duration, while Osho Neo Reiki also requires advance booking. 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Osho Dham Announces Meditation Programs and Celebrations from 16 to 28 October 2026

<a href="https://www.pninews.com/author/pniadmin/">By PNI Admin</a> On Sep 29, 2026 &nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="https://www.pninews.com/osho-dham-celebrates-neo-sannyas-day-with-joyful-gathering-and-meditation-art-exhibition/">www.pninews.com</a> New Delhi : Osho Neo Sannyas Day was celebrated with great joy at Osho Dham, Delhi, on Saturday, bringing together Osho’s sannyasins and lovers for a day of meditation, celebration, music, creativity and reflection on Osho’s vision of conscious living. The celebration was part of the three-day Osho Neo Sannyas Celebration being held from September 25 to 27.&nbsp;The day’s programme, facilitated by Swami Chaitanya Keerti and Ma Jyoti, explored the journey of Neo Sannyas and Osho’s approach to meditation, awareness and celebrating life. The gathering saw participants come together in an atmosphere of joy and togetherness, with meditation forming an integral part of the celebrations.&nbsp;A key highlight of the day was the opening of ‘THE DIVINE WITHIN’, a meditation-inspired art exhibition by Ma Dev Ananti (Alka Singh). The exhibition was inaugurated at Osho Dham on September 26 and brings together paintings that reflect the artist’s journey through meditation, silence and witnessing.&nbsp;For Ma Dev Ananti, painting has become an extension of meditation. Her works explore the experience of discovering the Divine not as something external, but as an inner presence. Through colours, forms and natural imagery, the paintings attempt to express experiences that may be difficult to convey through words.&nbsp;The exhibition also reflects the close relationship between meditation and creativity in Osho’s vision. Osho encouraged creative expression and welcomed artistic work in his communes, seeing creativity as a natural expression of an individual’s inner experience and awareness.&nbsp;Speaking about the exhibition, Swami Chaitanya Keerti said, “Meditation and creativity have always had a natural relationship in Osho’s vision. When one becomes more silent and aware, creativity can emerge spontaneously. ‘THE DIVINE WITHIN’ is a beautiful example of how an inner journey through meditation can find expression through art.”Ma Dharm Jyoti said, “Neo Sannyas is an invitation to live with awareness, freedom and celebration. When meditation becomes part of life, it can open new dimensions of creativity and expression.”&nbsp;The exhibition ‘THE DIVINE WITHIN’ will remain an important part of the ongoing celebration at Osho Dham, with the artworks also available for visitors to take home.

Osho Dham Celebrates Neo Sannyas Day with Joyful Gathering and Meditation Art Exhibition

Published on: Sep 28, 2026, 17:52:12 IST &nbsp;By<a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/author/kanakanjali-roy-101741677866623">Kanakanjali Roy</a> <a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/lifestyle/spiritual/from-meditation-to-the-canvas-how-osho-s-vision-of-conscious-living-is-finding-expression-through-art-101790597404660.html">www.hindustantimes.com</a> This connection between meditation and creativity also reflects an important part of Osho’s approach.&nbsp;You may think of meditation as something that asks you to sit still, close your eyes and turn inward. But an inner experience does not always stay quiet. Sometimes, it finds an outlet through music, writing, movement or art. That idea sits at the heart of The Divine Within, a meditation-inspired art exhibition by Ma Dev Ananti (Alka Singh) at Osho Dham in Delhi. The exhibition, which opened on September 26, brings together paintings shaped by her experiences of meditation, silence and witnessing, offering a glimpse into how an inward journey can take a visible form.&nbsp;The exhibition was part of the Osho Neo Sannyas Celebration held from September 25 to 27, but its theme extends beyond the three-day gathering. At its center is a question that is familiar to anyone who has tried to make sense of an inner experience: How do you express something difficult to put into words? For Ma Dev Ananti, the answer has been painting.&nbsp;&nbsp;When silence becomes creative&nbsp;Her paintings explore the idea of discovering the Divine not as something distant or external, but as an inner presence. Colors, forms, and natural imagery serve as a means of expressing experiences that might otherwise be difficult to explain.&nbsp;There is no need to treat the paintings as a literal explanation of meditation. Instead, they offer a personal interpretation of what happens when you spend time observing your inner world.&nbsp;This connection between meditation and creativity also reflects an important part of Osho’s approach. Osho, born Rajneesh Chandra Mohan Jain in 1931, was an Indian spiritual teacher whose work focused extensively on meditation, awareness, individual freedom and conscious living. He died in 1990.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/osho">Osho </a>encouraged people to explore creativity as part of their individual expression, and artistic activity became part of life in his communes. Within that framework, meditation was not necessarily something separate from everyday life. It could influence the way you work, create, move and experience the world around you.&nbsp;Swami Chaitanya Keerti, who facilitated the Neo Sannyas Day program with Ma Jyoti, describes this relationship between meditation and creativity as a natural one within Osho’s vision.&nbsp;“Meditation and creativity have always had a natural relationship in Osho’s vision. When one becomes more silent and aware, creativity can emerge spontaneously. ‘The Divine Within’ is a beautiful example of how an inner journey through meditation can find expression through art.”&nbsp;More than sitting in silence&nbsp;The idea becomes especially interesting when viewed through the lens of Neo Sannyas, which was also explored during the celebration at Osho Dham. Rather than presenting meditation only as a formal practice, the approach emphasises bringing awareness into everyday life.&nbsp;Ma Dharm Jyoti describes Neo Sannyas as an invitation to live with awareness, freedom and celebration. She also points to creativity as one possible expression of a life that includes meditation.&nbsp;“Neo Sannyas is an invitation to live with awareness, freedom and celebration. When meditation becomes part of life, it can open new dimensions of creativity and expression.”That perspective gives The Divine Within a wider context. The paintings are not simply about making something beautiful. They represent an attempt to translate a personal inner experience into something another person can see and interpret in their own way.&nbsp;Perhaps that is where meditation and art meet most naturally. Both can invite you to slow down, observe more closely and notice what you might otherwise miss.&nbsp;You do not have to share the same spiritual beliefs to understand the basic impulse behind the work. An experience that feels deeply personal can still find a universal language through creativity. And sometimes, what cannot be said aloud can find its way onto a canvas.&nbsp;Disclaimer: The spiritual ideas discussed in this article are based on Osho’s teachings and the perspectives of the people associated with the exhibition and are not presented as scientifically facts. Spiritual and meditation practices can have different meanings and experiences for different people and should be approached as matters of personal belief and reflection.&nbsp;

From meditation to the canvas: How Osho’s vision of conscious living is finding expression through art

<a href="https://thepatriot.in/listicle">Preview</a>- September 25, 2026 | By : <a href="https://thepatriot.in/author/thepatriot">Patriot Bureau</a> | <a href="https://thepatriot.in/listicle/the-divine-within-a-painting-exhibition-90202">thepatriot.in</a>&nbsp;Artist Ma Dev Ananti presents seven oil and acrylic works exploring meditation, silence, inner awareness and self-discovery at Osho Dham&nbsp;Osho Dham, Delhi, will present “The Divine Within”, a solo exhibition by artist Ma Dev Ananti (Alka Singh), from September 26 to October 26. The exhibition, featuring seven oil and acrylic paintings, is part of the three-day Osho Neo Sannyas Celebration being held from September 25 to 27.&nbsp;The works draw from Ananti’s engagement with meditation, inner awareness and self-discovery, with painting becoming an extension of her meditative practice. Her works explore ideas of silence, witnessing, love and the experience of an inner presence.&nbsp;Ananti’s association with Osho began in 1982, while her first visit to Osho Dham in 2011 marked a significant turn in her engagement with meditation. She later took Sannyas and began exploring painting alongside her meditation practice and personal journey.&nbsp;The exhibition will be inaugurated by Ma Dharm Jyoti and Swami Chaitanya Keerti on September 26 at 1 pm. The accompanying Osho Neo Sannyas Celebration will bring together meditation and other activities centred on Osho’s approach to awareness and conscious living.&nbsp;Ananti said the works emerged from an experience of finding “a presence that was never outside us”, adding that painting became a way of expressing her understanding of meditation, silence and witnessing.&nbsp;When: September 26–October 26Where: Osho Dham, Jhatikra Road, near Najafgarh, New Delhi

“The Divine Within”: a painting exhibition

<a href="https://m.dailyhunt.in/news/india/english/tycoon+world-epaper-dh4c6a646b987d48f5b87f17d40865f089/osho+neo+sannyas+day+celebrated+with+joy+at+osho+dham+meditationinspired+art+exhibition+the+divine+within+opens-newsid-dh4c6a646b987d48f5b87f17d40865f089_14938390bb2211f1bdfdfe3a7356a2d2?sm=Y">Tycoon World11 mins ago &nbsp; m.dailyhunt.in</a>&nbsp;New Delhi, September 28, 2026: Osho Neo Sannyas Day was celebrated with great joy at Osho Dham, Delhi, on Saturday, bringing together Osho’s sannyasins and lovers for a day of meditation, celebration, music, creativity and reflection on Osho’s vision of conscious living. The celebration was part of the three-day Osho Neo Sannyas Celebration being held from September 25 to 27.&nbsp;The day’s programme, facilitated by Swami Chaitanya Keerti and Ma Jyoti, explored the journey of Neo Sannyas and Osho’s approach to meditation, awareness and celebrating life. The gathering saw participants come together in an atmosphere of joy and togetherness, with meditation forming an integral part of the celebrations.&nbsp;A key highlight of the day was the opening of ‘THE DIVINE WITHIN’, a meditation-inspired art exhibition by Ma Dev Ananti (Alka Singh). The exhibition was inaugurated at Osho Dham on September 26 and brings together paintings that reflect the artist’s journey through meditation, silence and witnessing.&nbsp;For Ma Dev Ananti, painting has become an extension of meditation. Her works explore the experience of discovering the Divine not as something external, but as an inner presence. Through colours, forms and natural imagery, the paintings attempt to express experiences that may be difficult to convey through words.&nbsp;The exhibition also reflects the close relationship between meditation and creativity in Osho’s vision. Osho encouraged creative expression and welcomed artistic work in his communes, seeing creativity as a natural expression of an individual’s inner experience and awareness.&nbsp;Speaking about the exhibition, Swami Chaitanya Keerti said, “Meditation and creativity have always had a natural relationship in Osho’s vision. When one becomes more silent and aware, creativity can emerge spontaneously. ‘THE DIVINE WITHIN’ is a beautiful example of how an inner journey through meditation can find expression through art.”&nbsp;Ma Dharm Jyoti said, “Neo Sannyas is an invitation to live with awareness, freedom and celebration. When meditation becomes part of life, it can open new dimensions of creativity and expression.”&nbsp;The exhibition ‘THE DIVINE WITHIN’ will remain an important part of the ongoing celebration at Osho Dham, with the artworks also available for visitors to take home.&nbsp;Read more news… &nbsp;1. <a href="https://tycoonworld.in/osho-neo-sannyas-day-osho-dham-delhi/">tycoonworld.in</a>2. <a href="https://thedainiksandesh.com/osho-dham-neo-sannyas-day-celebration/">thedainiksandesh.com</a>3. <a href="https://newsupturn.com/the-divine-within-art-exhibition-osho-dham/">newsupturn.com</a>4. <a href="https://dailytribune.in/osho-neo-sannyas-day-meditation-art/">dailytribune.in</a>5. <a href="https://dailypioneer.in/meditation-art-exhibition-osho-dham/">dailypioneer.in</a>6. <a href="https://heraldpost.in/ma-dev-ananti-art-show-osho-dham/">heraldpost.in</a>7. <a href="https://theindianmirror.com/osho-dham-hosts-neo-sannyas-day/">theindianmirror.com</a>8. <a href="https://deccanbharat.com/osho-neo-sannyas-celebration-art-expo/">deccanbharat.com</a>9. <a href="https://livepalamu.com/the-divine-within-art-opens-osho-dham/">livepalamu.com</a>10. <a href="https://popularstories.in/swami-chaitanya-keerti-osho-neo-sannyas-day/">popularstories.in</a>11. <a href="https://ceotimes.in/osho-neo-sannyas-day-celebrated-with-joy-at-osho-dham-meditation-inspired-art-exhibition-the-divine-within-opens/">ceotimes.in</a> 12. <a href="https://hellowomen.in/osho-neo-sannyas-day-celebrated-with-joy-at-osho-dham-meditation-inspired-art-exhibition-the-divine-within-opens/">hellowomen.in</a>13. <a href="https://womensquare.in/osho-neo-sannyas-day-celebrated-with-joy-at-osho-dham-meditation-inspired-art-exhibition-the-divine-within-opens/">womensquare.in</a>14. <a href="https://shecircle.in/osho-neo-sannyas-day-celebrated-with-joy-at-osho-dham-meditation-inspired-art-exhibition-the-divine-within-opens/">shecircle.in</a>15. <a href="https://womentimes.in/osho-neo-sannyas-day-celebrated-with-joy-at-osho-dham-meditation-inspired-art-exhibition-the-divine-within-opens/">womentimes.in</a>16. <a href="https://mediaprismcreative.com/news/osho-neo-sannyas-day-celebrated-with-joy-at-osho-dhammeditation-inspired-art-exhibition-the-divine-within-opens">mediaprismcreative.com</a>17. <a href="https://couturefashion.net/news/osho-neo-sannyas-day-celebrated-with-joy-at-osho-dhammeditation-inspired-art-exhibition-the-divine-within-opens">couturefashion.net</a>18. <a href="https://majestylifecoach.com/news/osho-neo-sannyas-day-celebrated-with-joy-at-osho-dhammeditation-inspired-art-exhibition-the-divine-within-opens">majestylifecoach.com</a>19. <a href="https://gupteswar.com/news/osho-neo-sannyas-day-celebrated-with-joy-at-osho-dhammeditation-inspired-art-exhibition-the-divine-within-opens">gupteswar.com</a>20. <a href="https://the9thestate.com/news/osho-neo-sannyas-day-celebrated-with-joy-at-osho-dhammeditation-inspired-art-exhibition-the-divine-within-opens">the9thestate.com</a>

Osho Neo Sannyas Day Celebrated with Joy at Osho Dham; Meditation-Inspired Art Exhibition ‘The Divine Within’ Opens

Osho Dham mein 25 se 27 september tak hoga Neo sanyas samaroh , bhitar ki jagriti aur dhyan ki yatra par rahega jor

<a href="https://m.dailyhunt.in/news/india/english/tycoon+world-epaper-dh4c6a646b987d48f5b87f17d40865f089/osho+neo+sannyas+celebration+at+osho+dham+to+explore+the+journey+from+seeking+to+inner+awakening-newsid-dh4c6a646b987d48f5b87f17d40865f089_7b6b7780b67711f1abcb3757250ce678?sm=Y">Tycoon World&nbsp;</a> 22.09.2026 ‘The Divine Within’ painting exhibition by Ma Dev Ananti (Alka Singh) to be inaugurated by Ma Dharm Jyoti and Swami Chaitanya Keerti New Delhi, 22 September 2026: Osho Dham is set to host the Osho Neo Sannyas Celebration from September 25 to 27, 2026, bringing together meditation, celebration and an exploration of Osho’s vision of inner transformation. September 26 will be observed as Osho Neo Sannyas Day, with the programme facilitated by Swami Chaitanya Keerti.As part of the celebration, Osho Dham will also host a special painting exhibition titled “THE DIVINE WITHIN” by Ma Dev Ananti (Alka Singh). The exhibition seeks to translate the experience of meditation and inner silence into colours, forms and visual expressions.&nbsp;The central thought behind the exhibition emerges from the understanding that the divine is not something distant or separate from human existence. It is an inner presence that can be experienced through silence, meditation, love and witnessing. Through her paintings, Ma Dev Ananti explores this inward journey—the movement from seeking something beyond oneself to recognising the presence of the divine within. The exhibition presents art as an extension of meditation, where colours and forms become a means of expressing experiences that often go beyond words.&nbsp;Ma Dev Ananti (Alka Singh) said “In the silence of meditation, I found a presence that was never outside us. Osho showed us the door—not to a distant God, but to our own inner being. In love, in silence, in witnessing, the Divine revealed itself. When the seeker disappears, what remains is that presence, and in that presence we experience the beautiful truth: ‘I Am Not Separate From The Divine."&nbsp;Speaking about the occasion, Ma Dharam Jyoti said, “The journey of Neo Sannyas is an invitation to live with greater awareness, freedom and celebration. When meditation becomes part of life, creativity naturally begins to flow from within.”&nbsp;Swami Chaitanya Keerti added, “Art and meditation can meet at a space where words become silent. ‘THE DIVINE WITHIN’ is an expression of that inner journey, where creativity becomes a doorway to experiencing one’s own being.”&nbsp;The Neo Sannyas celebration will offer participants an opportunity to engage with Osho’s approach to meditation, awareness and conscious living. Osho Dham conducts meditation programmes throughout the year and remains dedicated to creating spaces for meditation and inner exploration.&nbsp;The three-day celebration and the accompanying art exhibition aim to create a space where meditation and creativity come together, inviting visitors to look inward and explore the possibility of discovering the Divine—not somewhere outside, but within oneself.&nbsp;Read more news…&nbsp;1. <a href="https://tycoonworld.in/osho-neo-sannyas-celebration-osho-dham/">tycoonworld.in</a>2. <a href="https://thedainiksandesh.com/the-divine-within-art-exhibition-osho-dham/">thedainiksandesh.com</a>3. <a href="https://newsupturn.com/osho-dham-neo-sannyas-day-art-exhibition/">newsupturn.com</a>4. <a href="https://dailytribune.in/ma-dev-ananti-art-show-osho-dham/">dailytribune.in</a>5. <a href="https://heraldpost.in/osho-neo-sannyas-art-exhibition-delhi/">heraldpost.in</a>6. <a href="https://dailypioneer.in/discover-divine-within-osho-dham-delhi/">dailypioneer.in</a>7. <a href="https://theindianmirror.com/osho-neo-sannyas-day-2026-osho-dham/">theindianmirror.com</a>8. <a href="https://deccanbharat.com/osho-neo-sannyas-celebration-at-osho-dham-to-explore-the-journey-from-seeking-to-inner-awakening/">deccanbharat.com</a>9. <a href="https://livepalamu.com/meditation-art-exhibition-osho-dham/">livepalamu.com</a>10. <a href="https://popularstories.in/ma-dev-ananti-divine-within-paintings/">popularstories.in</a>11. <a href="https://ceotimes.in/osho-neo-sannyas-celebration-at-osho-dham-to-explore-the-journey-from-seeking-to-inner-awakening/">ceotimes.in</a>

Osho Neo Sannyas Celebration at Osho Dham to Explore the Journey from Seeking to Inner Awakening

Published on: Sep 21, 2026, 16:49:32 IST &nbsp;By<a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/author/kanakanjali-roy-101741677866623">Kanakanjali Roy</a> &nbsp;Osho's approach suggests that bedtime does not have to be simply the point at which you switch off for the night.&nbsp;&nbsp;You may be exhausted at the end of the day, but that does not always mean your mind is ready to rest. Just when you want to sleep, thoughts about work, unfinished tasks, past conversations or tomorrow’s plans can start racing through your head. Osho’s teachings on meditation suggest that the period before sleep can be used differently by becoming more aware of your thoughts rather than getting caught up in them.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/osho">Osho</a>, born Rajneesh Chandra Mohan Jain in 1931, was an Indian spiritual teacher and speaker known for his teachings on meditation, awareness, love and inner freedom. His approach often challenged conventional ideas about <a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/spirituality">spirituality</a> and encouraged people to observe their thoughts and emotions more closely. His books and recorded talks continue to be read and discussed around the world. Osho died in 1990.&nbsp;According to Ma Dhyan Prachi, a meditation facilitator at Osho Dham, Osho offered simple <a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/meditation">meditation </a>experiments for an overworked and restless mind. One of them involves sitting or lying comfortably in bed and exhaling deeply while making a long, deep “O” sound. Osho specifically distinguished this from chanting “Om,” suggesting that you allow the sound to develop naturally into something that feels comfortable to you.&nbsp;Another practice is Anapanasati, which involves bringing your attention to your breathing. You can observe the incoming and outgoing breath with awareness, allowing your attention to stay with the natural rhythm of breathing rather than following every thought that appears.&nbsp;You can also try gibberish, a practice <a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/book-on-osho">Osho </a>described as a way to release mental chatter. The idea is to make meaningless sounds without trying to form words or communicate a particular message. Once you have expressed the accumulated noise in your mind, you can sit quietly and give yourself a chance to settle into silence.&nbsp;Osho’s approach suggests that bedtime does not have to be simply the point at which you switch off for the night. It can also serve as a quiet transition from the day’s activity to a more aware state of mind. Instead of carrying every unfinished thought with you into sleep, you can use the final moments of the day to pause, breathe and observe what is happening within you.&nbsp;At Osho Dham Delhi, <a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/meditation">meditation </a>camps are facilitated throughout the year, offering people an opportunity to explore different meditation practices. For someone whose mind tends to stay busy at night, beginning with a few quiet moments of awareness may be a simple way to create a calmer bedtime routine.&nbsp;Disclaimer: Osho’s teachings are spiritual and philosophical in nature and should not be considered scientifically proven methods for treating sleep problems. If persistent sleep difficulties are affecting your daily life, consider speaking with a qualified health professional.

Overthinking at night keeps you awake? Osho’s teachings on turning the restless mind towards silence

<a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/lifestyle/spiritual/too-much-noise-in-your-head-osho-s-3-ways-to-create-more-inner-silence-every-day-101790088171001.html">Published on: Sep 22, 2026, 20:33:59 IST &nbsp;by Kanakanjali Roy</a>&nbsp;Rather than seeing silence as something you have to force, his approach suggests that you create the space for it by changing how you relate to your thoughts.&nbsp;Your mind can feel crowded even when your surroundings are quiet. Notifications, constant information, social media and the pressure to keep consuming can leave little room to pause. Over time, you may find yourself feeling distracted, mentally tired or unable to sit with your own thoughts without reaching for another source of stimulation.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/osho">Osho</a>, the Indian spiritual teacher known for his teachings on meditation, awareness and inner freedom, often spoke about the importance of finding silence within. Rather than seeing silence as something you have to force, his approach suggests that you can create the space for it by changing how you relate to your thoughts and everyday experiences. He breathed his last on January 19, 1990, in Pune, Maharashtra, at the age of 58.&nbsp;According to Ma Dhyan Prachi, a meditation facilitator at Osho Dham, here are three ways, inspired by Osho’s teachings, to help you reconnect with inner stillness.&nbsp;1. Make <a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/meditation">meditation </a>a practice of witnessingOsho described meditation as a state of “no-mind”, in which the constant movement of thoughts, desires and memories begins to settle. The idea is not necessarily to fight your thoughts or force your mind to become blank. Instead, you learn to observe what is happening within you without becoming caught up in it.&nbsp;His meditation methods include Dynamic Meditation, Kundalini Meditation, Nataraj and Nadabrahma, as well as practices such as Vipassana. Each offers a different way of developing awareness and stillness.The focus, however, is not simply on how long you meditate. It is about how completely you give yourself to the practice. Even a short period of genuine attention can become a way to step back from the constant noise in your head.&nbsp;2. Spend time in <a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/nature">nature </a>without trying to do anythingYou do not always need another technique to find quiet. Sometimes, stepping away from constant stimulation can be enough to change the pace of your mind.&nbsp;Osho often pointed to the simple experience of sitting quietly under a tree, watching nature and doing nothing for a while. There is no need to turn the moment into a task or achieve a particular outcome.Try sitting outdoors without your phone for a few minutes. Watch the movement of the leaves, listen to the sounds around you and allow your attention to settle naturally. Nature does not demand that you keep up. It gives you a chance to slow down.&nbsp;3. Create instead of only consumingAnother way to move away from mental noise is to create something rather than constantly taking in more information.&nbsp;Osho spoke about creativity as “creative quietude”, describing a state where there may be intense activity on the surface, while there is a sense of stillness within. You do not have to be a professional artist or produce something extraordinary.&nbsp;Paint, sing, dance, write, cook or garden. The activity itself matters less than the awareness you bring to it. When you become fully involved in what you are doing, you may spend less time jumping between thoughts, notifications and distractions.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Too much noise in your head? Osho’s 3 ways to create more inner silence every day

<a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/lifestyle/spiritual/why-most-people-mistake-attachment-for-love-osho-explains-how-the-fear-of-losing-someone-can-feel-like-101789911708392.html">Updated on: Sep 21, 2026, 14:36:30 IST &nbsp;Kanakanjali Roy</a> The panic of losing someone can make you want to hold on tighter. What feels like deep love may sometimes be rooted in the fear of being without that person.&nbsp;It can be difficult to tell the difference between love and attachment, especially when strong emotions are involved. The panic of losing someone can make you want to hold on tighter, seek constant reassurance or expect the other person to behave in a certain way. What feels like deep love may sometimes be rooted in the fear of being without that person.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/osho">Osho</a>, born Rajneesh Chandra Mohan Jain in 1931, explored ideas around love, relationships, meditation and inner freedom throughout his teachings. His approach often questioned familiar ideas about how people relate to themselves and others. His books and recorded talks continue to be read and discussed around the world. He died in 1990.&nbsp;In his teachings on the difference between attachment and love, Osho described attachment as being closely linked to the urge to possess, control and hold on, while love allows <a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/freedom">freedom</a>. When you try to possess the person you love, you can begin to treat them as though they belong to you. Jealousy, expectations and the need for control can then enter the relationship, leaving less room for genuine connection.&nbsp;For Osho, <a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/love">love </a>means allowing another person to remain free. You can love someone without trying to make them live according to your expectations. You do not demand that they love you in return or ask them to give up their individuality. Instead, you allow them to be who they are. As Ma Dhyan Prachi, a meditation facilitator at Osho Dham, shares, love becomes a gift rather than a bargain.&nbsp;This idea can be easier to understand than to practice. When you are emotionally dependent on another person for a sense of security, it can be difficult to recognize where love ends and attachment begins.&nbsp;Osho repeatedly points toward awareness as a way to understand this difference. When you become more conscious of your thoughts, emotions, and fears, you may begin to see how attachment can shape your relationships. With greater awareness, love can move toward friendship, sharing and freedom rather than control and bondage.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/meditation">Meditation </a>can be one way of developing that awareness. By turning your attention inward, you may become more familiar with your own fears, expectations and emotional patterns. This inner awareness can help you understand whether you are holding on to someone out of love or out of fear of losing them.&nbsp;At Osho Dham Delhi, meditation camps are held throughout the year, offering an opportunity to spend time in practices centred on silence, awareness, and personal reflection.&nbsp;Disclaimer: Osho's views on love, attachment and meditation reflect a spiritual perspective and are presented here for informational and reflective purposes.

Why most people mistake attachment for love: Osho on why the fear of losing someone can feel like love

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