In today’s fast-paced world, technology has seamlessly woven itself into the fabric of our daily lives. From managing work schedules to ordering groceries, it simplifies countless tasks. But beyond its utilitarian role, technology is finding its place in a surprising realm: meditation and mindfulness. With the rise of apps, online platforms, and digital tools, people are exploring new ways to connect with their inner selves. Yet, this shift raises questions about the balance between tradition and innovation.

The Intersection of Technology and Meditation: A New Era of Mindfulness

Osho Friends International, an association of disciples of philosopher Osho, on Wednesday moved the Delhi High Court to disallow registration of trademarks with the name ‘Osho’

The petition was filed seeking directions to the Trademark Registry to add ‘Osho’ to the list of prohibited marks which will not be open for registration.

Justice Saurabh Banerjee sought the response of the Central government and the Trademark Registry to the plea.

 

Plea before Delhi High Court to disallow registration of trademarks with name Osho

The laughter, tears and silence do their work without the need for words, discussion, or analysis as it happens in conventional “therapy.”
New Delhi: “I have invented many meditations, but perhaps this will be the most essential and fundamental one.” Osho
This meditation therapy is an intense & transformative process. It starts with one week of 3 hours laughing, followed by a week of 3 hours crying and ends with a week of 3 hours in silence. This therapy includes Dynamic Meditation, Kundalini Meditation and the Evening Meditation every day.