Osho on Enlightened Sage Malukdas Malukdas was a devotional poet-saint, a religious poet of the Bhakti Movement, from Allahabad India. He was born in Kada, near Allababad, in 1574. Themes of his songs include social reform, religious tolerance,…
Osho on Love and Jealousy BELOVED OSHO, IS JEALOUSY YET ANOTHER FORM OF COWARDICE? Jealousy is very complicated. It has many ingredients in it. Cowardice also is one of them; egoistic attitudes is another; monopolistic…
Osho on Religion OSHO, WHEN SERIOUS, SAD PEOPLE BECOME ENLIGHTENED, DO THEY REMAIN SERIOUS AND SAD OR DO THEY BECOME FUNNY LIKE YOU? Prem Jyoti, who has ever heard of serious people becoming enlightened? The…
WHAT IS CREATIVITY? DOES IT CORRESPOND MORE TO THE PATH OF AWARENESS OR TO THE PATH OF LOVE? OR IS IT A CHILD OF BOTH? Anand Kirti, CREATIVITY is when you are not, because creativity…
09th September is the birthday of the famous Russian writer and philosopher Leo Tolstoy. Born in an aristocratic family in Russia in 1828, he was orphaned by the age of 9 and brought up by…
September 08th, 1979 is the day when Osho’s father, Swami Devateerth Bharti lovingly called Dadda ji, left his body. Osho guided us to Celebrate 8th September every year as the “Mahaparinirvana Day”, a day dedicated…
CAN YOU TALK ABOUT FACING THE DEATH OF EACH MOMENT AND LETTING GO? Death is already happening. Whether you face it or not, whether you look at it or not, it is already there. It…
September 5th is the birthday of Dr. S. Radhakrishnan; a distinguished scholar, teacher and independent India’s second President. In his honour and at his behest, this day is celebrated as Teachers’ Day in India. He…
Birthday of Vilayat Ali Khan 28th August is the birthday of Indian classical sitar player – Ustad Vilayat Ali Khan born in Gouripur in East Bengal. He was first and foremost a traditional interpreter of…
Birthday of Ivan the Terrible 25th August is the birthday of the Grand Prince of Moscow. He was the first to be proclaimed tsar of Russia. The title tsar was derived from the Latin title caesar and was translated by Ivan’s contemporaries…