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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
July 2019 |
   
Message from the Master:
Share whatsoever you have and it will grow; cling to it, become afraid of sharing, of friendship, of love, and it will shrink. Life knows only one law and that law is of expansion and sharing, 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 |
With one meal per day man's life can be doubled
Posted by : OWF - Thursday, July 18, 2019 |
 Buddhas whole effort about no-taste was that you should never be unwelcome wherever you go. People should know that out of compassion you go to five houses - just for a single meal. He denied more than one meal. It looks to us that it is asceticism, that it is self-torture. Even in the poorest countries, people need at least two meals. In richer countries like America people are eating five times, or as many times as they go and visit the fridge... the whole day. It is not a question of times. |
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Wash your face and have a cup of tea
Posted by : OWF - Wednesday, July 3, 2019 |
 Osho, I notice that deep down I want to be loved, accepted, like the greatest man on earth, that I want to be the most famous person. And I feel hurt when someone rejects me. What to do with these dreams?
If you understand that they are dreams then wash your face and have a cup of tea. What is there to be done about it? Dreams are dreams - why be bothered?
But you dont understand that they are dreams. This is borrowed. You know that they are not dreams – that’s why you are worried. Otherwise why be worried? If in a dream you see that you have fallen ill, when you wake up in the morning do you go to the doctor?
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I have never liked cuddling and hugging
Posted by : OWF - Tuesday, June 25, 2019 |
 Beloved Osho,
Were you always self-sufficient even as a child? Did you never need cuddling or hugging? Was your body free of this desire?
Unfortunately, yes. I dont remember that I ever needed any cuddling and hugging. I say, unfortunately, yes. Perhaps I have missed something beautiful. Cuddling and hugging are needed by children because they feel so small, so fragile, so afraid of the big world around. I have never felt any fear, and I have had my sources of warmth within myself - as far back as I can remember.
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Review on Veena Schlegel’s book: Glimpses of my Master
Posted by : OWF - Tuesday, June 18, 2019 |
  A Profound Portrait of Osho: a review of Veena Schlegel’s book ‘Glimpses of my Master’ by Bodhi Heeren
Not that many books are written about the controversial mystic Osho (aka Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh) and not surprisingly the most popular are the ones filled with slanderous rumours, misunderstandings and downright lies.
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Easy as pie!
Posted by : OWF - Tuesday, June 18, 2019 |
 The last question: Listen to it very carefully. It is very important.
Osho, how do you manage it to have always the right anecdote at the right moment?
Let me answer you by an anecdote.
A king, passing through a small town, saw what he took to be indications of amazing marksmanship. On trees, barns and fences there were numbers of bulls-eyes, each with a bullet-hole in the exact center. He could not believe his eyes. It was superb marksmanship, almost a miracle of achievement. He himself was a good marksman, and he had known many great marksmen in his life, but never anything like this. He asked to meet the expert shot. It turned out to be a madman.
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The Only Life – Osho, Laxmi and a Journey of the Heart
Posted by : OWF - Wednesday, June 12, 2019 |
 The Only Life – Osho, Laxmi and a Journey of the Heart
Strung like pearls along the thread on one woman’s extraordinary life are insights into the fundamental questions of our age. What can bring us early twenty-first century humans - enmeshed in destruction of our planetary home, in wars and strife - back to an understanding of our inter-connectedness with the whole? What can cure us of the sickness within that causes us such anguish? How, ultimately, can each us of us embrace our inevitable deaths, without fear and in the knowledge that we have lived our short lives to the fullest?
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The light becomes one
Posted by : OWF - Monday, June 10, 2019 |
 Beloved Osho,
How to catch the light from your candle?
Just come a little closer. People are afraid of coming closer, particularly to a person like me.
The fear is that coming closer to me they may be dissolved.
Coming closer to me they may disappear.
So they keep a certain distance, they come only so far, so they can remain themselves if the time comes and their mind decides to move away, they can.
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Become one unity
Posted by : OWF - Tuesday, June 4, 2019 |
 My basic approach is: I am not against the body, I am not against the mind I am all for a unity, a symphony, a synchronicity amongst these three spheres. And a man will be fulfilled only, complete only, when all three are functioning in total harmony.
In the East, the body has been so much condemned that the ultimate result is poverty - no science, no technology, a poor, hungry body starved, condemned, neglected. And in the West, the result has been a healthy body, an evolved technology, richer literature, art, all for the nourishment of the mind, but a poor soul, almost non-existential. This is a strange tragedy. The West is suffering from a poor soul, and the East is suffering from a poor body and a poor mind.
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Seeing is nude
Posted by : OWF - Monday, May 27, 2019 |
 What is the difference between looking and seeing?
There is a great difference. Looking means you are looking for something you have already some idea to look for. You come here and you say, "I am looking for Teertha" then you have an idea. Then you look all around for where Teertha is. The idea is there already.
Looking is already prejudiced. If you are looking for God, you will never find Him - because looking means you have a certain idea already of who God is. And your idea is bound to be either Christian or Judaic or Hindu or Mohammedan. Your idea is going to be your concept - and your concept can never be higher than you. And your concept is bound to be your concept. Your concept is bound to be rooted in ignorance, borrowed. At the most, it is just belief you have been conditioned for it. Then you go on looking.
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