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Osho on Silence and Dynamic Meditation BELOVED OSHO, IN RELATION TO WHAT YOU'VE JUST SAID, ZEN HAS A SAYING: EFFORTLESS EFFORT. WOULD YOU TALK TO US ABOUT THAT, AND HOW IT APPLIES TO YOUR DYNAMIC MEDITATION? Meditation is an energy phenomenon. One very basic thing has to be understood about all types of energies. This is the basic law: energy moves in a dual polarity. That is the only way it moves; there is no other way for its movement. It moves in a dual polarity. For any energy to become dynamic, the anti-pole is needed. It is just like electricity moving with negative and positive polarities. If there is only negative polarity, electricity will not happen; or if there is only positive polarity, electricity will not happen. Both the poles are needed. And when both the poles meet, they create electricity. Then the spark comes up. And this is so for all types of phenomena. Life goes on...between man and woman, the polarity. The woman is the negative life-energy; man is the positive pole. They

Dynamic Meditation: A Contradiction 

Osho on Enlightened Zen Master Hakuin Born in Hara, Suruga province, Japan, Hakuin Ekaku was a priest, writer, artist and was one of the most influential figures inJapaneseZenBuddhism. He is regarded as the reviver of theRinzai Schoolfrom a moribund period of stagnation, refocusing it on its traditionally rigorous training methods integratingmeditationandKoanpractice. At the age of fifteen, he obtained consent from his parents to join the monastic life, and was ordained at the local Zen temple,Shōin-ji. Much later, on a spring night in 1726, when he was forty-one, after numerous other "small" enlightenment experiences, Hakuin attained final, decisive awakening while reading the passage in the Lotus Sutra (the same scripture he'd scorned as a youth) that declares a bodhisattva's mission as one of practicing beyond enlightenment until all beings are saved. That passage became the theme of the rest of his life. Up until that night, Hakuin's practice was directed toward his own awakening. But from that mome

Either be a Buddha or Don't be a Buddha

International Democracy Day September 15 is celebrated as International Day of Democracy. The word ‘democracy’ comes from two Greek words – ‘demos’ meaning people and ‘kratos’ meaning rule. Greece is considered to be the first democracy in the world in 508 BC. Aristotle’s work has been influential in development of modern-day democracy. Every year United Nations declares a theme for the International Day of Democracy. There have been some powerful themes in the past like strengthening voices of democracy, engaging youth on democracy, dialogue and inclusiveness. Democracy is the cornerstone of justice, equality, peace and sustainable development in tsociety and this day is an opportunity to reflect on the state of democracy in which we live and pledge to uphold the principles of democracy. Osho has spoken widely on democracy. Osho says To me, democracy means there are no longer any politicians around. You individually choose somebody you feel is the right person; there are no political parties. In

Real Democracy

Osho on Indian Saint Gora Saint Gora Kumbhar was an Indian mystic and devotee of Lord Vithal (also known as Vithoba or Panduranga). Not much is known about him, but he is believed to have lived in the village of Satyapuri in Maharashtra between 1267 - 1317. He was a potter by profession and spent his days singing and dancing in devotion to his deity while practicing his trade. There are several tales of miracles written about Saint Gora, along with temples and shrines dedicated to him after his enlightenment. Osho narrates several stories about Gora and how pottery and creativity became his center of meditation - “Another mystic was a potter; his name was Gora. He worked on earthen pots, and he would dance and he would sing while he was making his pots. While he was making a pot on the wheel, as the pot would center on the wheel he would also center within himself. One would see only one thing: the wheel was moving, the earthen pot was emerging and he was centering the earthen pot. You were seeing only

Gora: The Master, the Potter

Osho on Enlightened Zen Master Kyozan Born in Shaozhou in the south (in modern Guangdong Province), Kyozan became a novice at a young age, and while still a teenager he became determined to follow the Zen path, and so headed north to visit the renowned elder masters in Jiangxi and Hunan. Kyozan then travelled to study under Isan, under whom he attainedenlightenment, and remained to become his foremost disciple. Master and disciple had the closest spiritual affinity. Their names were later combined to form the name of the Guiyang school of Zen. Eventually moving to Mt. Yang (in modern Jiangxi Province), Kyozan drew students from throughout the realm. Osho has talked extensively on Zen and Kyozan through various anecdotes throughout his discourses. He says, “KYOZAN ASKED SANSHO, "WHAT IS YOUR NAME? It is very extraordinary of Kyozan to ask Sansho's name. Both are enlightened, awakened people. It is extraordinary, because to ask the name is to ask about the illusory and the non-essential. To ask about t

Kyozan: A True Man of Zen

Osho on Women BELOVED MASTER, HAVING HAD THE ADVENTURE OF LOOKING THROUGH ANCIENT SCRIPTURES OF YOURS, I HAVE NOTICED THAT FOR AT LEAST TEN YEARS YOU HAVE KEPT ON REPEATING THIS LEGEND: "THERE ARE FOUR TIMES MORE FEMALE DISCIPLES THAN MALE DISCIPLES. THE SAME WAS THE CASE WITH BUDDHA, THE SAME WITH ME TOO." ABOUT BUDDHA I DON'T KNOW -- I WAS NOT THERE -- BUT ABOUT YOU, AFTER DOCUMENTED AND METICULOUS RESEARCH, I AM HAPPY TO INFORM YOU THAT YOU HAVE FIFTY-TWO THOUSAND, THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-SEVEN FEMALE DISCIPLE AND FIFTY-THREE THOUSAND, NINE HUNDRED AND FORTY-SIX MALE DISCIPLES. AS THE OLD BOB DYLAN USED TO SAY: "THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGING" -- FORTUNATELY! WOULD YOU PLEASE SAY SOMETHING ABOUT THIS? A DISCIPLE DOES NOT LIVE ON LEGEND ONLY. Sarjano, you will have to do a little more meticulous research. Just look into those fifty-three thousand, nine hundred and forty-six male disciples... how many of them are really male? And then you will understand that my legend is still exactly true; i

The Freedom of Woman

Birthday of English Poet D. H. Lawrence 11th September is the birthday of the English writer and poet D H Lawrence. Born in 1885 as the son of a barely-literate miner, he lived his early life in a coal mining town of Nottinghamshire, England. His fondness for roaming in the open wooded patches of the hilly countryside instilled in him a deep appreciation of nature. It also became a setting for much of his fiction. At the age of 23, he became a teacher and moved to London. His poems and short stories caught the attention of publishers and his career as a professional author took off. D.H. Lawrence eloped with a married German lady, Frieda Weekley, who he eventually married after her divorce. They faced persecution in England owing to Frieda's German parentage and Lawrence's open contempt for war during the WWI years. The constant harassment at the hands of the authorities forced them to leave England. They travelled around the world, a period he terms as ‘savage pilgrimage’ and he produced some of his fi

Be Silent and See

Osho on Creativity WHAT IS CREATIVITY? Deva Mohan, action is not creativity, inaction also is not creativity. Creativity is a very paradoxical state of consciousness and being: it is action through inaction, it is what Lao Tzu calls WEI-WU-WEI. It is allowing something to happen through you. It is not a doing, it is an allowing. It is becoming a passage so the whole can flow through you. It is becoming a hollow bamboo, just a hollow bamboo. And then immediately something starts happening, because hidden behind man is god. Just give him a little way, a little passage, to come through you. That is creativity: allowing God to happen is creativity. Creativity is a religious state. That's why I say that a poet is far closer to God than a theologian, a dancer even closer. The philosopher is the farthest away, because the more you think, the greater the wall you create between you and the whole. The more you think, the more you are. The ego is nothing but all the thoughts accumulated in the past. When

Creativity: The Point of Transcendence

Birthday of Russian writer and philosopher Leo Tolstoy 09th September is the birthday of the famous Russian writer and philosopher Leo Tolstoy. Born in an aristocratic family in Russia in 1828, he was orphaned by the age of 9 and brought up by relatives. He lived a prodigal life of leisure and luxury as an adolescent. Abandoning his study of law and languages midway, Tolstoy started writing. During this phase he also ran up huge gambling debts. At 23, he joined the army serving in the artillery. Appalled by the deaths in warfare, soon he left the army. By the time he turned 30, Leo Tolstoy was transformed from a profligate and privileged society author to a non-violent and spiritual anarchist. He had 13 children and many grand and great-grandchildren mostly living outside Russia due to the public outrage and hostility towards czars and nobles. Tolstoy himself had renounced his aristocratic lifestyle and even the royalty from his books. He continued to live in Russia with his wife, with whom he was known to

Live in Freedom

Mahaparinirvana Day September 08th, 1979 is the day when Osho’s father, Swami Devateerth Bharti lovingly called Dadda ji, left his body. Osho guided us to Celebrate 8th September every year as the “Mahaparinirvana Day”, a day dedicated to all His Sannyasins, Past, Present and Future, who have gone to the other shore. Osho explains the meaning of the word MAHAPARINIRVANA. Osho says one day, one golden day, you will disappear and only the buddha will remain in place of you. That will be the greatest height of your blossoming, the greatest golden moment of your thousands of lives. Beyond that is only the cosmos. First, become the buddha. This is called nirvana. Then take a jump into the cosmos, and disappear into the blue sky. This is called Mahaparinirvana -- the great enlightenment. The first is called enlightenment, the second is called the great enlightenment. Then you are not, even the buddha is not. Only the existence is, with all its glory, with all its majesty, with all its flowers blossoming, its

I Am Not, the Whole is

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A Sudden Clash of Thunder

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The Fish in the Sea is Not Thirsty

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Nansen : The Point of Departure

The New Dawn

Meditation is being eternally present but we keep being identified with the mind and body. It is ironical that, in reality, we are not the one who can be seen, touched, heard or smelled but an awareness that is invisible and intangible. Meditation is the fast track to this our authentic reality.

Dynamic Meditation

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Mandala Meditation

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No Dimensions Meditation

Osho Meditations

Updated on: Sep 16, 2026, 20:58:31 IST / By<a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/author/kanakanjali-roy-101741677866623">Kanakanjali Roy</a> / <a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/lifestyle/spiritual/cannot-sit-still-to-meditate-osho-s-3-active-techniques-for-restless-minds-who-struggle-with-silence-101789570741660.html">hindustantimes.com</a> Osho's active meditations use movement, breathing, sound and dance to help you release that built-up energy before moving into stillness.&nbsp;Meditation is often pictured as sitting quietly with your eyes closed, trying to keep your mind still. But for some people, that approach can feel more frustrating than calming. The moment you sit down, your thoughts may grow louder, your body may feel restless, and emotions you have been holding back can suddenly surface.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/osho">Osho</a> took a different approach to meditation. He believed that many modern people carry so much mental and physical restlessness that forcing themselves to sit silently may not be the easiest way to begin. So, the first thing he suggested was to “throw those things out” so you can come to a natural state of rest. His active meditations use movement, breathing, sound and dance to help you release that built-up energy before moving into stillness.&nbsp;Here are three of his meditation techniques that take a more active route, shares Ma Dhyan Prachi, a meditation facilitator at Osho Dham.&nbsp;Dynamic <a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/meditation">Meditation</a>&nbsp;Dynamic meditation is designed to help you move through restlessness before settling into silence. The practice includes intense breathing, physical movement, catharsis and a period of stillness. Rather than asking you to quiet your thoughts immediately, the technique encourages you to become fully involved in the active stages. The idea is that expressing and releasing pent-up energy can make it easier to become still afterwards. Once the active stages are over, you move into silence and observation. For Osho, this shift from intense movement to stillness was an important part of the practice.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/lifestyle/spiritual/kali-mudra-benefits-kundalini-kriya-may-help-clear-mental-loops-and-release-toxic-energy-101781523887201.html">Kundalini </a>Meditation&nbsp;Kundalini Meditation also begins with movement rather than silence. The practice traditionally includes shaking, dancing, stillness and witnessing. Instead of trying to control every movement, you allow your body to shake and then move naturally into dance. The final stages bring you toward stillness, where you observe what is happening without trying to force a particular experience. For someone who finds traditional meditation difficult, beginning with physical movement may feel more natural than immediately asking the mind to become quiet.&nbsp;Nataraj Meditation&nbsp;The practice invites you to dance completely and freely, without worrying about choreography or trying to perform for anyone. The emphasis is on becoming fully absorbed in the movement. As you lose yourself in the dance, the focus shifts away from the constant stream of thoughts and toward the experience itself. The practice then moves into silence.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/book-on-osho">Osho </a>also developed other active approaches, including Gibberish, Laughter, No Dimensions, Stop Dance and walking meditations. For those who want to explore Osho’s active meditation practices, Osho Dham Delhi conducts various Osho meditation courses and hosts meditation camps throughout the year.The larger idea is simple: you do not have to force yourself into stillness from the beginning. If sitting quietly feels difficult, you can start with movement, release what feels stuck and gradually allow yourself to become quiet. Sometimes, you do not sit your way into silence. Sometimes, you move your way there.&nbsp;Disclaimer: Osho’s meditation techniques are spiritual practices and their effects can vary from person to person; they are not scientifically established treatments for mental health conditions. This article is for general informational purposes and should not replace professional advice.

Cannot sit still to meditate? Osho’s 3 active techniques for restless minds who struggle with silence

Published on: Sep 15, 2026, 16:28:08 IST /By Kanakanjali Roy / <a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/lifestyle/spiritual/oshos-approach-to-silence-why-stepping-away-from-everyday-noise-can-create-space-for-inner-reflection-101789469460163.html">www.hindustantimes.com</a>&nbsp;For Osho, silence was not simply about being in a place without sound. It was closely linked to awareness and the ability to observe your inner world.&nbsp;&nbsp;Modern life leaves little room for silence. Even when you are not working, your attention can still be pulled toward messages, social media, news updates and an endless stream of information. With so much competing for your attention, simply sitting quietly with your own thoughts can feel unfamiliar.&nbsp;For Osho, silence was not simply about being in a place without sound. It was closely linked to awareness and the ability to observe your inner world without constantly being distracted by what is happening around you. The idea is less about escaping everyday life and more about changing the way you experience it.&nbsp;This approach will be explored through two programmes at Osho Dham in New Delhi from September 18 to 20, 2026: the Osho Shunya Silence Retreat, facilitated by Swami Premgeet, and Osho Neo Reiki: The Art of Inner Healing, facilitated by Swami Dhyan Akhil.&nbsp;“We are constantly surrounded by noise, information and activity. Silence is not merely the absence of sound; it can become a doorway to greater awareness and a deeper understanding of oneself. The Shunya Silence Retreat is an invitation to pause, be present and experience what emerges when we allow ourselves to simply be,” said Swami Premgeet, facilitator of the retreat.&nbsp;There is something increasingly relevant in that invitation to pause. You may not be able to remove all the noise from your life, but you can become more conscious of how much of your attention it occupies. A few moments without a screen, conversation or another demand can sometimes reveal thoughts and feelings that are easy to overlook when you are constantly occupied.&nbsp;The second programme, Neo Reiki, takes a different route toward the same broader idea of inner awareness. It will explore Neo Reiki alongside meditation and personal reflection, with the focus on participants engaging with the practice rather than simply learning about it.&nbsp;“Healing is not only about addressing what is visible on the surface; it is also about becoming aware of our inner state. Neo Reiki provides an opportunity to explore the relationship between energy, awareness and meditation, helping participants turn their attention inward and discover a more balanced way of being,” said Swami Dhyan Akhil, facilitator of Osho Neo Reiki.&nbsp;Interest in meditation and mindfulness has grown as people look for ways to manage the demands of increasingly connected lives. But the appeal of silence does not necessarily come from the promise of a dramatic transformation. Sometimes, it is simply the chance to stop reacting for a while and notice what is going on within you.&nbsp;That can make silence a useful subject for reflection, even outside a retreat or formal meditation setting. You can begin by creating small pockets of quiet in your day, putting aside your phone, stepping away from constant updates and allowing yourself to sit with your thoughts without immediately trying to change them.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Osho’s approach to silence: Why stepping away from everyday noise can create space for inner reflection

<a href="https://businessnewsthisweek.com/2026/09/">September 15, 2026</a> / <a href="https://businessnewsthisweek.com/author/neel/">Neel Achary</a> / <a href="https://businessnewsthisweek.com/business/osho-dham-to-host-silence-retreat-and-neo-reiki-programme-from-september-18-20/">businessnewsthisweek.com</a>&nbsp;In an effort to create spaces for meditation, inner awareness and holistic well-being, Osho Dham, New Delhi, will host two experiential programmes — ‘Osho Shunya Silence Retreat’ and ‘Osho Neo Reiki: The Art of Inner Healing’— from September 18 to 20, 2026. The three-day programmes will offer participants an opportunity to step away from the pace and distractions of everyday life and explore different approaches to meditation, silence, awareness and inner healing. The Osho Shunya Silence Retreat, facilitated by Swami Premgeet, will focus on the experience of silence and meditation. The retreat is aimed at creating an environment where participants can move away from external noise and turn their attention towards their inner experience. “In our everyday lives, we are constantly surrounded by noise, information and activity. Silence is not merely the absence of sound; it can become a doorway to greater awareness and a deeper understanding of oneself. The Shunya Silence Retreat is an invitation to pause, be present and experience what emerges when we allow ourselves to simply be,” said Swami Premgeet, facilitator of the retreat.&nbsp;&nbsp;Alongside the silence retreat, Osho Dham will conduct ‘Osho Neo Reiki: The Art of Inner Healing’, facilitated by Swami Dhyan Akhil. The programme will explore Neo Reiki in the context of inner healing, meditation and awareness, offering participants an experiential approach to personal well-being.&nbsp;Speaking about the programme, Swami Dhyan Akhil, facilitator of Osho Neo Reiki, said, “Healing is not only about addressing what is visible on the surface; it is also about becoming aware of our inner state. Neo Reiki provides an opportunity to explore the relationship between energy, awareness and meditation, helping participants turn their attention inward and discover a more balanced way of being.”&nbsp;The programmes come at a time when meditation and mindfulness practices are increasingly being explored as ways of creating greater balance amid demanding professional and personal lifestyles. Unlike conventional workshops that focus primarily on information, experiential retreats encourage participants to engage directly with practices of awareness and meditation.&nbsp;Interested participants can find registration details and updates through Osho World website. With growing interest in mental wellness and holistic healing practices across urban India, both these events are expected to draw participants from across the region seeking a pause from routine and a deeper connection with themselves.&nbsp;Read more news…&nbsp;1. <a href="https://businessnewsthisweek.com/business/osho-dham-to-host-silence-retreat-and-neo-reiki-programme-from-september-18-20/">businessnewsthisweek.com</a>2. <a href="https://businessnewsforprofit.com/business/osho-dham-to-host-silence-retreat-and-neo-reiki-programme-from-september-18-20/">businessnewsforprofit.com</a>3. <a href="https://onlinenews9.in/business/osho-dham-to-host-silence-retreat-and-neo-reiki-programme-from-september-18-20/">onlinenews9.in</a>4. <a href="https://bizrapidx.com/business/osho-dham-to-host-silence-retreat-and-neo-reiki-programme-from-september-18-20/">bizrapidx.com</a>5. <a href="https://quickbiznews.com/business/osho-dham-to-host-silence-retreat-and-neo-reiki-programme-from-september-18-20/">quickbiznews.com</a>6. <a href="https://www.5dariyanews.com/news/501255-Osho-Dham-to-Host-Silence-Retreat-and-Neo-Reiki-Programme-from-September-18%e2%80%9320">5dariyanews.com</a>

Osho Dham to Host Silence Retreat and Neo Reiki Programme from September 18–20

If I Ran India Manifesto for Modern India

Updated on: Aug 13, 2026, 19:02:08 IST By<a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/author/kanakanjali-roy-101741677866623">Kanakanjali Roy</a> /<a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/lifestyle/spiritual/why-more-people-are-turning-to-emotional-release-for-better-mental-wellbeing-101786625911507.html"> www.hindustantimes.com</a>&nbsp;The idea is simple: sometimes you need a safe space to laugh, cry, speak, move, or sit quietly with yourself, that might help you reconnect with your feelings.&nbsp;You may be used to keeping difficult emotions to yourself. You get through a stressful day, put a difficult conversation behind you, and carry on with your routine. But emotions that are never acknowledged can continue to take up space in your mind and body. This is one reason emotional release is gaining attention in the wellness world, as people look for ways to process their feelings rather than constantly pushing them aside.&nbsp;The idea is simple: sometimes you need a safe space to laugh, cry, speak, move, or sit quietly with yourself. For some people, that process can bring a sense of relief and make it easier to reconnect with their feelings.&nbsp;Making space for what you carry&nbsp;Think of your mind and body as a home. When you keep adding things without ever clearing anything out, eventually, there is little room left. Emotional experiences can work in a similar way. Stress, grief, anger, disappointment, and unresolved thoughts can build up when you do not have the time or space to process them.&nbsp;According to Ma Dhyan Prachi, a meditation facilitator at Osho Dham, you can become so occupied with what you are carrying that you leave little room for clarity, creativity, or calm. Emotional release is about creating space rather than adding another demand to an already busy life.&nbsp;The idea has found a place in several wellness practices, including talking with people you trust, therapy, meditation, breathwork, and other forms of emotional expression. The goal is not necessarily to eliminate difficult feelings, but to allow yourself to acknowledge and work through them.&nbsp;Why some people return to emotional releasePeople find different ways to process emotions. You may talk to a friend, spend time alone, write, exercise, seek professional support, or use meditation. Osho's approach includes practices that deliberately create time and space for emotional expression. &nbsp;

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Thousands of followers gather at Osho Dham on Guru Purnima, meditation and spiritual programs 

<a href="https://www.navodayatimes.in/news/delhi/guru-purnima-celebration-seekers-enthralled-with-meditation-music-unique-art-exhibition/298211/">Edited By National Desk, &nbsp;Updated: 30 Jul, 2026 07:02 PM</a> नई&nbsp;दिल्ली/&nbsp;टीम डिजिटल।&nbsp;ओशो धाम में भी&nbsp;इस वर्ष गुरु पूर्णिमा का पर्व ध्यान, संगीत, गहरे मौन और कलात्मक अभिव्यक्ति के अद्भुत संगम के साथ मनाया गया। देश-विदेश से आए साधकों, ध्यानकर्ताओं और ओशो संन्यासी ने जागृत गुरुओं की शाश्वत विरासत को नमन किया। ओशो की अनूठी दृष्टि पर आधारित यह आयोजन केवल एक पारंपरिक अनुष्ठान न रहकर, आंतरिक रूपांतरण और सामूहिक उत्सव का एक जीवंत माध्यम बन गया। इस मौके पर गुरु पूर्णिमा के आध्यात्मिक महत्व पर प्रकाश डालते हुए स्वामी चैतन्य कीर्ति ने कहा, "गुरु पूर्णिमा केवल एक परंपरा नहीं, बल्कि गुरु और शिष्य के बीच होने वाले आंतरिक रूपांतरण का उत्सव है। ओशो ने शिष्य की आंतरिक यात्रा को तीन सरल चरणों में समझाया है-पहला, शांत मन से सुनना; दूसरा, उस सुनने को हृदय की गहराइयों में उतरने देना; और तीसरा, उसे अपने जीवन के जीवंत अनुभव में ढालना। यह उत्सव इसी दर्शन का एक साक्षात प्रतिबिंब है।" कीर्तन से शुरुआत, कुंडलिनी ध्यान पर समापन उत्सव की शुरुआत बेहद भावपूर्ण और मधुर लाइव कीर्तन के साथ हुई, जिसने पूरे परिसर को ध्यानमय ऊर्जा से भर दिया। इसके बाद सामूहिक भोज का आयोजन हुआ, जिसमें सभी ने आत्मीयता के साथ सहभागिता की। दिनभर चले इस उत्सव का समापन ओशो के अमृत प्रवचन और सामूहिक कुंडलिनी ध्यान के साथ हुआ, जिसने साधकों को मौन और आत्म-जागरूकता के गहरे अनुभव में डुबो दिया।&nbsp;'ध्यान से उपजी' कला प्रदर्शनी का उद्घाटन इस उत्सव का मुख्य आकर्षण मा आनंद भक्ति की मौलिक कला प्रदर्शनी का उद्घाटन रहा। इसका शुभारंभ ओशो की वरिष्ठ संन्यासिनी मा धर्म ज्योति और वरिष्ठ संन्यासी स्वामी चैतन्य कीर्ति ने किया। प्रदर्शनी में 18 मौलिक कलाकृतियाँ प्रदर्शित की गई हैं। इसमें सूक्ष्म मंडल (मंडला आर्ट) और अमूर्त (Abstract) चित्रों को शामिल किया गया है। ये कलाकृतियाँ किसी पूर्व योजना या सोच का परिणाम नहीं हैं, बल्कि गहरे ध्यान और समर्पण की अवस्था में सहज रूप से कैनवास पर उभरी हैं। प्रदर्शनी में रखे गए 'मंडल' जहाँ शांति, धैर्य और आंतरिक संतुलन के प्रतीक हैं, वहीं उनके अमूर्त चित्र सहजता, स्वतंत्रता और अंतर्ज्ञान को दर्शाते हैं। उत्सव में आए दर्शकों और साधकों ने इन चित्रों को वहाँ बने ध्यानमय वातावरण का ही एक सुंदर विस्तार बताया।&nbsp;&nbsp;

गुरु पूर्णिमा उत्सव में ध्यान, संगीत और अनूठी कला प्रदर्शनी से सराबोर हुए साधक (Guru Purnima celebrations.)

<a href="https://m.dailyhunt.in/news/india/english/tycoon+world-epaper-dh4c6a646b987d48f5b87f17d40865f089/osho+dham+marks+guru+purnima+with+meditation+music+and+the+inauguration+of+ma+anand+bhaktis+art+exhibition-newsid-dh4c6a646b987d48f5b87f17d40865f089_bd6703e08be611f1ad7bfe157b782f1c?sm=Y">New Delhi, July 30, 2026: m.dailyhunt.in</a> Osho Dham commemorated Guru Purnima with a day-long celebration of meditation, music, silence and artistic expression, bringing together seekers, meditators and disciples to honour the timeless legacy of the awakened masters. Rooted in Osho's vision of Guru Purnima as a moment of inner transformation rather than ritual, the event unfolded as a collective experience of remembrance, awareness and celebration.The celebration commenced with a soulful live keertan that set a meditative atmosphere, followed by a community lunch where participants came together in a spirit of fellowship. The highlight of the event was the inauguration of an art exhibition by Ma Anand Bhakti, unveiled by Ma Dharm Jyoti and Swami Chaitanya Keerti, both long-time disciples of Osho. The exhibition showcases a collection of 18 original artworks comprising intricate mandalas and abstract paintings, each emerging from meditation and surrender rather than conscious planning. The programme concluded with an Osho discourse and a collective Kundalini Meditation, allowing participants to immerse themselves in silence and self-awareness. &nbsp;Speaking on the significance of Guru Purnima, Swami Chaitanya Keerti said that, "The occasion represents far more than a ceremonial observance; it is a celebration of the transformative relationship between the Master and the disciple. Osho described Guru Purnima as an opportunity for seekers to let go of accumulated conditioning and rediscover their essential nature. According to Osho, the disciple's journey unfolds through three simple movements: listening with a quiet and unarguing mind, allowing that listening to settle deeply in the heart, and finally letting it become a lived experience. The celebration reflected these teachings through meditation, music, discourse and collective silence".&nbsp;The inauguration of Ma Anand Bhakti's exhibition added a distinctive artistic dimension to the celebration. A creative spirit since childhood, Ma Anand Bhakti discovered mandala art four years ago, beginning with a single dot on a blank sheet of paper. Over time, this evolved into a deeply meditative practice where creativity became an expression of awareness rather than intention. Inspired by Osho's teachings, she approaches every canvas with openness, allowing each artwork to emerge naturally from a state of surrender instead of deliberate planning.&nbsp;Read more news…&nbsp;1. <a href="https://quickbiznews.com/business/osho-dham-marks-guru-purnima-with-meditation-music-and-the-inauguration-of-ma-anand-bhaktis-meditative-art-exhibition/">quickbiznews.com</a>2. <a href="https://mediaexpress24.com/business/osho-dham-marks-guru-purnima-with-meditation-music-and-the-inauguration-of-ma-anand-bhaktis-meditative-art-exhibition/">mediaexpress24.com</a>3. <a href="https://hellokotpad.com/business/osho-dham-marks-guru-purnima-with-meditation-music-and-the-inauguration-of-ma-anand-bhaktis-meditative-art-exhibition/">hellokotpad.com</a>4. <a href="https://businessnewsmatters.com/business/osho-dham-marks-guru-purnima-with-meditation-music-and-the-inauguration-of-ma-anand-bhaktis-meditative-art-exhibition/">businessnewsmatters.com</a>5. <a href="https://biznewsdaily.com/business/osho-dham-marks-guru-purnima-with-meditation-music-and-the-inauguration-of-ma-anand-bhaktis-meditative-art-exhibition/">biznewsdaily.com</a>6. <a href="https://boldoutline.in/osho-dham-marks-guru-purnima-with-meditation-music-and-the-inauguration-of-ma-anand-bhaktis-meditative-art-exhibition/">boldoutline.in</a>7. <a href="https://m.dailyhunt.in/news/india/english/tycoon+world-epaper-dh4c6a646b987d48f5b87f17d40865f089/osho+dham+marks+guru+purnima+with+meditation+music+and+the+inauguration+of+ma+anand+bhaktis+art+exhibition-newsid-dh4c6a646b987d48f5b87f17d40865f089_bd6703e08be611f1ad7bfe157b782f1c?sm=Y">m.dailyhunt.in</a>8. <a href="https://heraldpost.in/osho-dham-marks-guru-purnima-with-meditation-music-and-the-inauguration-of-ma-anand-bhaktis-art-exhibition/">heraldpost.in</a>9. <a href="https://dailypioneer.in/osho-dham-marks-guru-purnima-with-meditation-music-and-the-inauguration-of-ma-anand-bhaktis-art-exhibition/">dailypioneer.in</a>10. <a href="https://dailytribune.in/osho-dham-marks-guru-purnima-with-meditation-music-and-the-inauguration-of-ma-anand-bhaktis-art-exhibition/">dailytribune.in</a>11. <a href="https://theasianage.com/osho-dham-marks-guru-purnima-with-meditation-music-and-the-inauguration-of-ma-anand-bhaktis-art-exhibition/">theasianage.com</a>12. <a href="https://themailtoday.com/osho-dham-marks-guru-purnima-with-meditation-music-and-the-inauguration-of-ma-anand-bhaktis-art-exhibition/">themailtoday.com</a>13. <a href="https://themorning.in/osho-dham-marks-guru-purnima-with-meditation-music-and-the-inauguration-of-ma-anand-bhaktis-art-exhibition/">themorning.in</a>14. <a href="https://timesmagazine.in/osho-dham-marks-guru-purnima-with-meditation-music-and-the-inauguration-of-ma-anand-bhaktis-art-exhibition/">timesmagazine.in</a>15. <a href="https://thedailydigest.in/osho-dham-marks-guru-purnima-with-meditation-music-and-the-inauguration-of-ma-anand-bhaktis-art-exhibition/">thedailydigest.in</a>16. <a href="https://mumbaitimes.org/osho-dham-marks-guru-purnima-with-meditation-music-and-the-inauguration-of-ma-anand-bhaktis-art-exhibition/">mumbaitimes.org</a>17. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@nn24news001">NN 24 NEWS</a>18. <a href="https://x.com/NN24NEWS/status/2082753093092184410">x.com/NN24NEWS</a>

Osho Dham Marks Guru Purnima with Meditation, Music and the Inauguration of Ma Anand Bhakti's Art Exhibition

<a href="https://www.amarujala.com/amp/delhi-ncr/a-confluence-of-meditation-satsang-and-art-will-take-place-at-osho-dham-on-guru-purnima-delhi-ncr-news-c-340-1-del1011-147867-2026-07-27">amarujala.com</a> नई दिल्ली। नजफगढ़ स्थित ओशो धाम में 29 जुलाई को गुरु पूर्णिमा मनाई जाएगी। इस अवसर पर ध्यान, संगीत और कला का विशेष आयोजन होगा। यह समारोह दोपहर 12 बजे से शाम पांच बजे तक चलेगा। इसमें ध्यान सत्र, सत्संग और ओशो प्रवचन शामिल होंगे। कार्यक्रम का मुख्य आकर्षण मां आनंद भक्ति की 18 मंडला और अमूर्त चित्रों की प्रदर्शनी होगी। इसका उद्घाटन मां धर्म ज्योति और स्वामी चैतन्य कीर्ति करेंगे। प्रदर्शनी ध्यान और आंतरिक अनुभवों को कला से जोड़ती है। समारोह की शुरुआत सीधा कीर्तन से होगी, जिसके बाद सामूहिक भोजन होगा। दोपहर तीन बजे ओशो के प्रवचनों का श्रवण होगा। शाम चार बजे कुंडलिनी ध्यान सत्र आयोजित किया जाएगा। यह कार्यक्रम ओशो धाम, झटीकरा रोड, नजफगढ़ में होगा।

Delhi NCR News: गुरु पूर्णिमा पर ओशो धाम में ध्यान, सत्संग और कला का होगा संगम

<a href="https://thepatriot.in/listicle/guru-purnima-a-celebration-of-meditation-music-and-art-87965">Preview - July 27, 2026 | By : Patriot Bureau |</a> A spiritual gathering featuring meditation, satsang, music and a meditative art exhibition inspired by the philosophy of Osho Osho Dham will celebrate Guru Purnima on July 29 with a programme of meditation, satsang, music and an Osho discourse at its campus on Jhatikra Road near Najafgarh. The event will also feature the inauguration of a meditative art exhibition by Ma Anand Bhakti.&nbsp;The exhibition, comprising 18 mandalas and abstract paintings, will be inaugurated by Ma Dharm Jyoti and Swami Chaitanya Keerti, both long-time disciples of Osho.&nbsp;According to the organisers, the annual Guru Purnima celebration is intended to bring together spiritual practice and creative expression. The paintings on display have been created as meditative works inspired by themes of stillness, awareness and surrender.&nbsp;Ma Anand Bhakti said her artistic process evolved through meditation and was guided by the idea of allowing creativity to emerge naturally rather than through conscious planning. She said she discovered mandala art four years ago, beginning with simple dot patterns that gradually developed into intricate designs through mindful practice.

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