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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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Message from the Master:
All moments are beautiful, only you have to be receptive and surrendering. All moments are blessings; only you have to be capable of seeing. All moments are benedictions. If you accept with a deep gratitude, nothing ever goes wrong says Osho, the Zen master.
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The Perfect Way
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EMOTIONS Freedom form Anger, Jealousy and Fear
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| News From The World of OSHO |
The body has great wisdom - allow it
Posted by : OWF - Tuesday, October 16, 2018 |
 You say: A few days ago in lecture, I realized that when I am relaxed the body goes into a most comfortable posture of its own accord.
The body has great wisdom - allow it. Allow it more and more to follow its own wisdom. And whenever you have time, just relax. Let the breathing go on on its own, dont interfere. Our habit to interfere has become so ingrained that you cannot even breathe without interfering. If you watch breathing, you will immediately see you have started interfering: you start taking deep breaths, or you start exhaling more. No need to interfere at all. Just let the breath be as it is the body knows exactly what it needs. If it needs more oxygen it will breathe more if it needs less oxygen it will breathe less.
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Bliss is Wisdom
Posted by : OWF - Monday, October 8, 2018 |
 In darshan, Osho gives a name to a new disciple: Anand Manish. Anand means bliss manish means wisdom.
Bliss is wisdom. Bliss is not knowledge and knowledge is never bliss knowledge brings more and more misery because it brings more and more ego. The idea that "I know," is nothing but a projection of the ego. Wisdom happens when you have come to know that you dont know at all. The first step into the world of wisdom is that, "I dont know," that, "I dont know anything," that, "I am utterly ignorant, all knowledge is superficial." Then something tremendously valuable starts happening and it does not come from the outside.
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It is impossible to miss
Posted by : OWF - Monday, October 1, 2018 |
 It seems as if you speak only for me, as if you go on answering only my questions. Can I ask how you do it?
Mulla Nasruddin was telling me:
I went to the country on my vacation and the little birds sang so merrily under my window every morning that when I left, I went out and thanked them for the beautiful melodies. The landlord came out and said, "I hope you dont think those birds are singing for you?"
"Why, of course I do," I said.
"Those birds are singing for me," he said, angry-like.
I knew I was right... but we got into a big fight over it. So we were brought before the judge. He fined us both ten rupees each. “Those birds,” he said, “were singing for me.”
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I don’t know English at all
Posted by : OWF - Wednesday, September 26, 2018 |
 Osho, why do you speak a strange kind of English? - although I love it.
Shivananda,
I dont know English at all. In fact I don’t know any language really. Thats why I can go on speaking so easily, unafraid, unworried, undeterred by languages grammar, etcetera. I am not a great orator. I simply go on saying to you whatsoever happens in the moment.
Thats why sometimes Napoleon turns into Nero, Nero turns into Napoleon Greek becomes Latin, Latin becomes Greek. You are listening to a drunkard! It is a miracle that I can utter a few sensible words and you can make some sense out of it.
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Only be serious about jokes
Posted by : OWF - Monday, September 17, 2018 |
 Only be serious about jokes about everything else, from the very beginning, beware, dont get serious. Whatsoever I say, all the sutras have to be forgotten. And you have to forgive me for all the sutras. Just remember me for my jokes, but take them very seriously. They will help you immensely.
A drunk sat alone at one end of the bar watching the well-dressed playboy smoothly talking to one woman after another. Finally he slithered over to the man: "Hey, mister, how come you get to talk to all these women?"
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Osho relates a real story
Posted by : OWF - Tuesday, September 11, 2018 |
 Beloved Osho,
You said the other day that if you were a cab-driver nobody would be able to recognize you. I dont agree. At least I for one would recognize you.
Madam, I dont believe you.
You dont know enough about yourself. I appreciate your love for me, but I cannot say that you would be able to recognize me.
I will tell you one real story.
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Swami Devateerth Bharti, father of Osho, was known by the name of Babu Lal
Posted by : OWF - Saturday, September 8, 2018 |
 Swami Devateerth Bharti, father of Osho, was known by the name of Babu Lal and he was a successful cloth merchant in Gadarwara, Madhya Pradesh. He was initiated into sannyas in 1975 and his name became Devateerth Bharti. Lovingly known as Daddaji, he used to get up at 3.00 in the morning and meditated till 6.00 in solitude and silence. |
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Art of Relaxing BodyMind
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Bhakti : Way of the Heart
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ZAZEN : Osho Meditation Group
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The Only Life
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Expressions
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The Only Life
KAMLESH PANDEY
(Creative writer, media personality)
Ma Yoga Laxmi was to Osho what Anand was to Gautama
Buddha with one major differencethere is no record or
evidence that Anand's life with Gautama Buddha went
through the number and kinds of twists and turns, ups and
downs, deaths and rebirths that Ma Yoga Laxmi's life was
so blessed to go through with Osho. She not only walked
what Osho talked, she lived it and lived it joyfully. She had
been a witness to the sannyas of thousands of us
sannyasins. She had been our collective envy for her
proximity to Osho as well as our collective tears for what
she enduredbeing closest to Osho meant she received
the maximum and the harshest hits from Osho's Zen stick!
She was one of us and all of us. In Swami Dev Rashid's
The Only Life she touches us once again and Osho's
vision as well as our own hearts finds a lucid voice. A
blessing for Osho lovers and a window for the uninitiated
to Osho's vision and what it means to be a disciple of a
master of masters.
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THE LUMINOUS REBEL
Vasant Joshi (Author)
A rebel, an iconoclast, an enlightened mystic and an intellectual giant, Osho (also known as Acharya Rajneesh and Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh) is all this and more. He brought about a spiritual revolution in the lives of those who cared to grow intellectually. He spoke fearlessly against orthodox religions, priests, politicians, age-old traditions and anything he thought was a hindrance to the anything he thought was a hindrance to the path of self-realisation. This made him the most talked about and controversial mystic of the twentieth century.
Osho, The Luminous Rebel traces the story of Osho from his birth, talking about his spiritual search for truth and the wondrous story of his enlightenment. The book also takes the reader from the early years of Osho’s struggle with authority figures, to the much hyped city of Rajneeshpuram in the US and his incarceration in various jails across the US, where he believes he was poisoned by the US government. He was later denied visas in twenty-one countries across the world—events, he reveals, that exposed the true face of ‘democracy’.
Osho, The luminous Rebel is for all Osho lovers and admirers, for the uninitiated and the spiritually inclined, and for those who are just curious to know more.
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