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Tarot Card Reader
Ma Prem Ritambhara is widely travelled and is the talented daughter and associate of the well known Tarot Card Reader, Ma Prem Usha. Ma Usha has been writing columns over the years for leading periodicals and web sites. Ritambhara has received training from her and has been assisting her in all her work. Ritambhara has been reading Tarot cards professionally in Mumbai, Pune, Zurich and New Delhi for the last seven years and continues to do so from her studio at the Taj Mansingh Hotel, New Delhi. |
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Tarot
December 2019 |
   
Message from the Master:
Life is continuity always. There is no final destination it is going towards. Just the pilgrimage, just the journey in itself is life, not reaching to some point, no goal – just dancing and being in pilgrimage, moving joyously, without bothering about any destination, says Osho, the Zen master.More... |
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EMOTIONS Freedom form Anger, Jealousy and Fear
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Path Ke Pradeep
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And The Grass Grows By Itself
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जो बोलैं तो हरिकथा
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अन्तर्यात्रा के पथ पर
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अंतर्वीणा
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कहै कबीर मैं पूरा पाया
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बहुरि न ऐसो दांव
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| News From The World of OSHO |
To me, freedom is life
Posted by : OWF - Tuesday, December 3, 2019 |
 Beloved Osho,
You are giving your life to help people find inner freedom, and the whole world is trying to take away your freedom - that is, freedom of speech, of movement, and so on. How is it possible that you do not give up? What is compassion? Does compassion possess you like love, or can you choose whether or not to be compassionate?
The question has many questions in it.
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Life is an adventure because the unexpected happens
Posted by : OWF - Monday, November 25, 2019 |
 I am very much afraid that something unexpected is going to happen to me. What should I do?
It is good that something unexpected is going to happen to you. In fact, if only the expected happened, you would be utterly bored. Just think of a life in which only that which you expect always happens. What will you do with such a life? There would be no joy in it, it would be sheer boredom. You expect a friend and he knocks on the door. You expect a headache and it is there. You expect your wife to leave and she leaves. You expect, and it happens. Within twenty-four hours you would commit suicide! What will you do if all that happened, happened just by your expectation and according to your expectation?
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Both are imaginary, the master and the sword
Posted by : OWF - Wednesday, November 20, 2019 |
 Beloved Osho,
Many times I have heard you tell the Zen story that, "if you meet the master on the way, kill him."
Osho, does it really have to be like that? If we meet on the path, can we not just laugh, and chat a little while, and then if we must part, do so gracefully, with a namaste and a smile?
The story is not about any actual path, and not about any actual meeting with the master. The story is about when you are meditating and things are disappearing from the mind - it is becoming silent. The last to go will be the one you have loved most. That is, the last will be the master. It is in your meditation, when everything else is gone, that still you will be seeing the master. Now, chit-chatting will disturb your meditation, and preparing a cup of coffee will not help.
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Osho’s Insight on Guru Nanak Most Relevant During Current Celebrations
Posted by : OWF - Tuesday, November 12, 2019 |
 Osho’s Insight on Guru Nanak Most Relevant During Current Celebrations
By Swami Anand Kul Bhushan
“Nanak says there is music at His door. No, music is His door. Celebration, festivity are His practices. The whole of existence is filled with song,” says Osho.
With the 550-year celebrations of the birth of Guru Nanak in full swing now, Osho’s insights on the great Sikh guru have become most relevant.
Osho says, “The founder of Sikhism Nanak is one of those beautiful people for whom I have immense love.” This love is for all to hear and read in Osho’s most acclaimed discourses, Ek Omkar Satnam on the Japuji Saheb, which have been published in Hindi, translated into Gurumukhi and English and have topped the list of his bestseller titles both as audios and as books.
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Man thinks that a woman's no means yes
Posted by : OWF - Monday, November 11, 2019 |
 The most difficult thing in life is to accept love. When somebody says, "I love you," listen. Whether you say it or not, somewhere inside you there is a no - because you cannot accept the idea that you are worth loving, that anybody can love you. He must be cheating you, he must be deceiving you he must have some ends in his mind. He wants to exploit you.
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Life moves in circles, it is not linear
Posted by : OWF - Wednesday, October 30, 2019 |
Thats what everybody is aspiring to - to be the greatest in the world. Archer, painter, poet, politician, or you name it, but that is what mind aspires to: to be the greatest in the world.
Mind is an ego trip. The mind wants to stand in front of all. In fact, it IS NOT possible. Hence, mind ultimately leads into frustration. It is not possible to be first in the line because there is no line we are standing in a circle. There is always somebody who is ahead of you.
There will always be somebody who is ahead of you. You cannot come to a point where you are the first man. Even those who become presidents and prime ministers and kings - even they are never the first. In fact, the moment they start feeling they are the first, they become aware of how impotent and helpless they are.
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