Mystic Rose group was conducted at Oshodham from May 31 to June 21, 2009. This group was facilitated by Swami Ravindra Bharti and Ma Bodhi Shashi. The Mystic Rose is a three-week process, lasting three hours per day. During the first week, participants laugh "for no reason at all," dissolving the blocks to their inner spontaneity and joy. The second week is devoted to crying, and the third week to silent watching and meditation.
Friends and disciples from India and abroad participated in the group. Sitting silently for 3 hours everyday during the last week was a unique experience for the meditators.
Coinciding with Mystic Rose group, “Meditate and Celebrate” a 4-day meditation camp was conducted from June 1 till 4, facilitated by Ma Dev Dakshina and Swami Anand Amit.
A 3-day Osho Meditation Camp facilitated by Swami Avinash Bharti was conducted from 5th to 7th June.
Meditation Intensive was conducted from June 8th till 12th, facilitated by Ma Dev Dakshina and Swami Anand Amit.
New Direction in Education, a 2-day workshop was conducted by Swami Satya Vedant on June 13 & 14. This workshop was specially designed for people engaged in academics and parents and guardians. The workshop aimed at motivating participants to follow a new understanding of education that can bring about a transformation of values in the interest of not only the person, but also the society at large. The workshop included application of approaches such as Awareness Techniques, Interactive Dialogue, Group Work, and Talk Meditation.
Taste of Zen, a 6-day meditation camp was conducted from June 15 till 20, facilitated by Ma Dev Dakshina and Swami Anand Amit. This camp was focused on watching and deepening of awareness.
Inner Journey was conducted from 22nd to 25th June, facilitated by Ma Dev Dakshina and Swami Anand Amit. This meditation camp was aimed at exploring playfully with Osho’s various techniques how to balance the outer and the inner for a better living.
A 3-day meditation camp for children and parents was conducted from June 26 to 28. Facilitated by Swami Shiv Bharti and Ma Dev Dakshina, separate sessions were conducted for children and parents. The camp has been designed to give children an opportunity to laugh, sing, and play together; to explore talents, interests, and abilities; to challenge self-imposed limitations and expand self-awareness; and to develop a closer relationship with nature through everyday activities, such as Meditation, arts and crafts like painting and clay modeling, music, drama, and meaningful games.
A 3-day Osho Meditation Intensive was conducted at New York from 5th to 7th June, at Chicago from June 12 to 14, at Toronto from June 19 to 21, and at Atlanta from June 26 to 28, facilitated by Ma Dharm Jyoti. During the meditation intensives some of the meditation techniques devised by Osho were conducted to rediscover the real being in its innocence and purity. Osho defines meditation as total sensitivity. The workshops have been aimed to lead the meditators into experience of inner harmony, relaxation and expanded awareness.
Ma Dharm Jyoti was among the first group of twenty persons who took sannyas from Osho. She has lived most of her life since then with Osho. She has been translating and editing Osho books from His discourses. Her book, “One Hundred Stories for Ten Thousand Buddhas” has been a favourite with disciples and friends of Osho and has been published in several languages around the world. She now lives in Delhi at the Osho Rajyoga Meditation Center and leads meditations in Oshodham and around the world. She has been leading the essential meditation groups like Mystic Rose, No- Mind and Born Again at Oshodham and several other places.
Ma Dharm Jyoti is traveling in the US and Canada to facilitate meditation events in several cities till July 2009.
“Guru Vandana week”, was inaugurated at Osho World Galleria in Ansal Plaza, New Delhi to pay gratitude and reverence to the enlightened master on 27th June, 2009. The weeklong celebration was inaugurated by classical singer Malashree Prasad.
The day of full moon, Purnima, in the month of Ashadh is traditionally celebrated as Guru Purnima. Bringing out the essence of guru purnima falling in the month of Ashadh, Osho says that a guru is like the moon who does not have any light of its own but draws the energy and light from the supreme soul. Unlike full moon nights of other months the moon in the month of Ashadh is surrounded by clouds as is a guru is surrounded by His disciples.
Osho says Guru is a personified phenomenon of total bliss. A guru is the one who liberates us and with whom we are in deep love, faith and reverence. Guru is a presence. Through him one will have the first glimpse of divinity. A guru creates, transforms and gives a new birth to a seeker so that with complete trust one can follow his guru while traveling through many unknown paths and doors and opening many unknown locks. Speaking on the significance of a guru, Osho says that a guru’s blessings is a vital phenomenon. Through a guru one can look into his own future and can be aware of his own destiny. Through him one starts coming up like a seed trying to sprout towards the sky.
Guru Purnima has a true spiritual meaning and relevance for a disciple. It is the day of expressing one’s love and devotion for his guru.
Mystic Rose group was conducted at Oshodham from May 31 to June 21, 2009. This group was facilitated by Swami Ravindra Bharti and Ma Bodhi Shashi. The Mystic Rose is a three-week process, lasting three hours per day. During the first week, participants laugh "for no reason at all," dissolving the blocks to their inner spontaneity and joy. The second week is devoted to crying, and the third week to silent watching and meditation.
Coinciding with Mystic Rose group, “Meditate and Celebrate” a 4-day meditation camp was conducted from June 1 till 4, facilitated by Ma Dev Dakshina and Swami Anand Amit. 
Taste of Zen, a 6-day meditation camp was conducted from June 15 till 20, facilitated by Ma Dev Dakshina and Swami Anand Amit. This camp was focused on watching and deepening of awareness. 
A 3-day meditation camp for children and parents was conducted from June 26 to 28. Facilitated by Swami Shiv Bharti and Ma Dev Dakshina, separate sessions were conducted for children and parents. The camp has been designed to give children an opportunity to laugh, sing, and play together; to explore talents, interests, and abilities; to challenge self-imposed limitations and expand self-awareness; and to develop a closer relationship with nature through everyday activities, such as Meditation, arts and crafts like painting and clay modeling, music, drama, and meaningful games.
A 3-day Osho Meditation Intensive was conducted at New York from 5th to 7th June, at Chicago from June 12 to 14, at Toronto from June 19 to 21, and at Atlanta from June 26 to 28, facilitated by Ma Dharm Jyoti. During the meditation intensives some of the meditation techniques devised by Osho were conducted to rediscover the real being in its innocence and purity. Osho defines meditation as total sensitivity. The workshops have been aimed to lead the meditators into experience of inner harmony, relaxation and expanded awareness.
Ma Dharm Jyoti was among the first group of twenty persons who took sannyas from Osho. She has lived most of her life since then with Osho. She has been translating and editing Osho books from His discourses. Her book, “One Hundred Stories for Ten Thousand Buddhas” has been a favourite with disciples and friends of Osho and has been published in several languages around the world. She now lives in Delhi at the Osho Rajyoga Meditation Center and leads meditations in Oshodham and around the world. She has been leading the essential meditation groups like Mystic Rose, No- Mind and Born Again at Oshodham and several other places.
“Guru Vandana week”, was inaugurated at Osho World Galleria in Ansal Plaza, New Delhi to pay gratitude and reverence to the enlightened master on 27th June, 2009. The weeklong celebration was inaugurated by classical singer Malashree Prasad. 
The day of full moon, Purnima, in the month of Ashadh is traditionally celebrated as Guru Purnima. Bringing out the essence of guru purnima falling in the month of Ashadh, Osho says that a guru is like the moon who does not have any light of its own but draws the energy and light from the supreme soul. Unlike full moon nights of other months the moon in the month of Ashadh is surrounded by clouds as is a guru is surrounded by His disciples. 
phenomenon. Through a guru one can look into his own future and can be aware of his own destiny. Through him one starts coming up like a seed trying to sprout towards the sky. 
