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Osho on Discipline BELOVED MASTER, WOULD YOU PLEASE EXPLAIN THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CONDITIONING AND DISCIPLINE? Prem Dharmendra, there is a great difference. They are totally different dimensions, and not only different but diametrically opposite too. Conditioning is something forced from the outside upon you against your will, against your consciousness. It is to destroy you, it is to manipulate you. It is to create a pseudo personality so that your essential man is lost. The society is very much afraid of your reality. The church is afraid, the state is afraid, everybody is afraid of your essential person, your essential being, because the essential being is rebellious, intelligent. It cannot be easily reduced to slavery. It cannot be exploited. Nobody can use your essential being as a means; your essential being is an end unto itself. Hence the whole society tries in every possible way to disconnect you from your essential core, and it creates a false, plastic personality around you and i

Discipline is Your Rebellion

Birthday of Women Mystic Meera Bai Sharad Purnima(the full moon night of the Hindu lunar month of Ashwin) is celebrated as birthday of Meera Bai, a woman mystic from the 16th century. An ardent devotee of Lord Krishna, Meera Bai is legendary for her undaunting expression of love for Krishna, her disregard for social conventions and the consequent persecution by her in-laws. There are scores of bhajans (devotional hymns) attributed to Meera. Her life and folklore have been the subject of movies and popular literature. Osho has spoken on Meera in His discourses. Osho says there is no proof for God, but there is enough proof in those people who have loved Him. There is proof that a Meera existed. And it is proof enough that there is God because we have seen a transfiguration happening in Meera; a transmutation - ordinary metal suddenly becoming gold. Osho has spoken on the two chief paths to the Ultimate – love and meditation. Often people have asked Osho if they can synthesize the two and move on both

Meera: Pinnacle of Devotion 

Birthday of Spanish Painter Pablo Picasso 25th October is the birthday of France born Spanish expatriate painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramicist, and stage designer, one of the greatest and most-influential artists of the 20th century and the creator of cubism, Pablo Picasso. Pablo Picasso was the son of José Ruiz Blasco, a professor ofdrawing, and Maria Picasso López. His unusual adeptness for drawing began tomanifestitself early, around the age of 10, when he became his father’s pupil. Pablo Ruiz duly entered the Royal Academy of San Fernando later in 1897 but finding the teaching there stupid, he increasingly spent his time recording life around him, in the cafés, on the streets, in the brothels, and in thePrado, where he discovered Spanish painting. Picasso finally made the decision to move permanently to Paris from Madrid in the spring of 1904, and his work reflects a change of spirit and especially a response to differentintellectualand artistic currents. Picasso's work is often categorized into

From Head to Heart

Osho on United Nations October 24, 2020 marks the 75th anniversary of the United Nations. The UN was set up in 1945 to promote international cooperation for maintaining peace andsecurity in the world after the WWII. Less said the better about the success of the UN in achieving the objectives listed in its charter. The continuing armed conflicts in Afghanistan, Israel, Yemen, Ethiopia, Libya; the grave violations of human rights especially of women and children in the war-torn regions, the constant threat of a nuclear war dangling like the Damocles sword upon the world and the disastrous handling of the COVID-19 pandemic show how utterly impotent the UN has been in its 75 years of existence. Speaking on the 40th anniversary of the UN in 1985, Osho had said the UN has not been able to do anything at all. It is a sheer wastage of time. The fortieth anniversary should be declared as the death of the United Nations! BELOVED OSHO, ON THE FORTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF THE UN, THE ONE-CENT AMERICAN POSTAL STAMP

United Nations: An Utter Failure

Osho on Christian Saint Loyola Ignatius of Loyola, venerated asSaint Ignatius of Loyola, was aSpanishBasqueCatholic priestandtheologian, who together withPeter FaberandFrancis Xavierfounded thereligious ordercalled theSociety of Jesus(Jesuits) and became its firstSuperior Generalat Paris in 1541. Ignatius was noted as an inspiring spiritual director. He recorded his method in a celebrated treatise called theSpiritual Exercises, a simple set ofmeditations, prayers, and othermental exercises, first published in 1548. It is known as "Ignatian spirituality". Ignatius wasbeatifiedin 1609 andcanonized, receiving the title of Saint, on 12 March 1622. His feast day is celebrated on 31 July. The Master Lu-tsu says only fifteen minutes in twenty-four hours will do. If you can sit silently for fifteen minutes, concentrated in the third eye, that will be enough to change your whole future. You will not need to be born into the body again. You will not need to be thrown into the world again. You have learned the

Thoughtlessness: Consciousness without Content

Birthday of Indian mystic Swami Ram Teertha 22nd October is the birthday of the Indian mystic Swami Ram Teerth (often spelt as Rama Tirtha) also known as Ram Soami. Born in a Brahmin family in Punjab (part of which is now in Pakistan) in 1873, he became a professor of Mathematics in Lahore University. After meeting Swami Vivekananda in Lahore, he was inspired to become a sannyasin and he left his family and profession in 1899. He toured United States and lectured on Hinduism and Advaita Vedanta. He famously travelled around the world without any luggage or touching money! He is also known for always referring to himself in the third person, a spiritual disciple to help detach oneself from the ego. Swami Ram is known to have made a significant prediction - “After Japan, China will rise and gain prosperity and strength. After China, the sun of prosperity and learning will again smile at India.” The first part of his prediction has come true. The second part has begun to look very promising lately! Osho

I am just a Witness

Birthday of English Poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge 21st October is the birthday of the acclaimed English poet and philosopher Samuel Taylor Coleridge. He founded Romanticism (a literary movement of the late 18th century born as a reaction to the industrial revolution, rationalism and modernism.) The Romantic Era glorified emotions, intuition, individualism and nature. Coleridge is best known for his poems The Rime of the Ancient Mariner and Christabel. These poems have given the English language vivid metaphors like an albatross around one’s neck and colourful quotes like water, water everywhere, but not a drop to drink. Another timeless phrase All creatures great and small is drawn from The Rime by Coleridge: He prayeth best, who loveth best, All things both great and small; For the dear God who loveth us, He made and loveth all. Osho often quotes Coleridge in His discourses. Osho says Coleridge was authentically a mystic poet. He completed only seven poems, but even seven poems have made him

Beyond Meaning

The Festival of Dussehra The festival of Vijayadashamiwill be observed on 15th October this year. Popularly known as Dussehrathis date is celebrated as the victory ofLord Ramaover the demon Ravana and it marks the end of "Ramlila". In southern, eastern, north-eastern India, this day is remembered as the triumph of Goddess Durga over the buffalo demon Mahishasura to protectand restore and the Dharma. It also marks the beginning of preparations forDiwali (festival of lights) which is celebrated exactly 20 days after Vijayadashami. The Hindu poet and saint Tulsidas has retold the Ramayana (story of the life of Lord Rama) in his epic Ramcharitmanas. Osho says Tulsidas does more justice to Ram than Luke can ever do to Christ! By going deeply into Tulsidas’s words you will relive the whole phenomenon as if time has been transcended; you will again be in the time of Ram. That is why in India we perform the Ram Leela every year; just to create the same milieu again. And it is miraculous that even though year af

From Ravana to Rama

Osho on Indian Mystic Shirdi Sai Baba Sai Baba of Shirdi was revered by both Hindu and Muslim devotees. He preached values such as compassion, contentment, forgiveness, love, tolerance, and charity. Little is known about his early life, and he often gave vague and contradictory answers about his parentage and origins. Sai Baba was truly secular in his teachings, encouraging followers to read the Quran or Bhagavad Gita according to their preference. Although he opposed religious orthodoxy and rituals, he promoted prayer, chanting, and reading scriptures. He emphasized tolerance, non-discrimination, and detachment from worldly pleasures. Osho has spoken on Sai Baba of Shirdi in His discourses. Osho says when a person is involved with millions of people then even after he leaves his body, his energy remains available to his people. It takes a long time for that energy to disperse. Sometimes it goes on and on… This happened with Sai Baba. That's why if you go to Shirdi, to Sai Baba's town, you will still fe

Prejudice Blinds

Osho on Silence BELOVED OSHO, WHEN I FIRST HEARD YOU SAY, "SITTING SILENTLY, DOING NOTHING, THE SPRING COMES AND THE GRASS GROWS BY ITSELF," MY WESTERN MIND THOUGHT THIS WAS A METAPHOR, AND SOUGHT TO FIND THE MEANING. THEN I THOUGHT YOU REALLY MEANT TO SIT SILENTLY -- AND I FELT IT WAS IMPOSSIBLE. NOW, SITTING SILENTLY IN YOUR PRESENCE, DOING NOTHING I FIND IS PURE HEDONISM -- AND THE GRASS IS GROWING BY ITSELF. BELOVED MASTER, I AM AMAZED, AND MY GRATITUDE IS BEYOND WORDS. The East and the West have gone so far away from each other that there is always misunderstanding: neither the East understands the West nor the West understands the East. But in the final reckoning, the West is the loser. For ten thousand years the East has chosen a path which is not of the mind -- which is not intellectual, which is not rational, which is not logical, which is not scientific. And the West has chosen just the opposite. The West is still far away from reaching the final heights of rational flight. And perhaps i

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<a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/lifestyle/spiritual/oshos-philosophy-on-desire-and-meditation-offers-a-different-view-of-success-explaining-why-having-more-may-not-lead-to-inner-peace-101792574954560.html">Published on: Oct 21, 2026, 15:10:29 IST &nbsp;ByKanakanjali Roy</a>&nbsp;Osho's teachings suggest that the search for happiness can become endless when you believe that having more will finally make you feel complete.&nbsp;You work hard for a promotion, earn enough to buy the home you once dreamed of and reach goals that once seemed far away. Yet, even after achieving these milestones, you may find that the sense of fulfillment you expected never quite arrives. The excitement fades, new ambitions take shape, and you begin working toward the next goal. Osho's teachings offer a different way of looking at this experience, suggesting that the search for happiness can become endless when you believe that having more will finally make you feel complete.&nbsp;Osho, born Rajneesh Chandra Mohan Jain in 1931, was an Indian spiritual teacher known for his talks on meditation, awareness and human behavior. He encouraged people to examine their beliefs and understand their own minds rather than follow traditions unquestioningly. Although he died in 1990, his teachings continue to influence discussions about meditation and spiritual life.&nbsp;How desire can keep you searching for more&nbsp;Osho's view of desire begins with a simple idea: the problem may not lie in what you want, but in the constant need to want something else. He described desire as “the longing for what is not.” From this perspective, the promise of happiness always seems to sit just beyond your present circumstances.&nbsp;You may believe that a better job, a larger home or greater financial security will finally bring peace of mind. Yet, once you achieve one goal, another may take its place. The object of your desire changes, but the feeling that something is still missing can remain.&nbsp;Ma Dhyan Prachi, a meditation facilitator at Osho Dham, New Delhi, says this idea invites you to look beyond the things you hope to acquire and examine the desire driving your search. Rather than measuring your happiness by what you have achieved, you can begin to notice whether the constant pursuit of more is keeping you from appreciating your present life.&nbsp;This does not mean that ambition or material comfort is wrong. Instead, Osho's teachings encourage you to question the expectation that the next achievement will finally make you feel complete.&nbsp;Why running faster may not bring fulfillment&nbsp;In a talk delivered in Pune in February 1976, Osho responded to a question about the feeling of being caught in a repetitive, unfulfilling life. The questioner compared his experience to that of an ox walking in circles around an oil press.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/osho">Osho </a>used the image of Alice running toward a tree that never seemed to get closer, while the queen urged her to run faster. The story illustrates how effort alone does not always bring you closer to the satisfaction you seek. You can spend years pursuing one goal after another and still feel that you have not arrived.&nbsp;When this dissatisfaction becomes difficult to ignore, you may respond by working harder, setting bigger goals or searching for a completely different purpose. You might even leave a successful career to pursue charitable work, hoping that a change in direction will bring the peace you have been missing.&nbsp;Such changes can be meaningful, but Osho's perspective suggests that changing what you pursue may not be enough if the urge to keep chasing remains untouched.&nbsp;Finding contentment without giving up ambition&nbsp;Osho's teachings did not call for rejecting money or withdrawing from everyday life. Instead, he questioned the importance people give to wealth and possessions when they use them to measure their worth or determine whether their lives are successful.&nbsp;You can work toward financial security, enjoy the comforts you have earned and continue to pursue meaningful goals without expecting them to resolve every inner conflict. The difference lies in whether your ambitions support the life you want to live or leave you feeling that you are never enough.&nbsp;From this point of view, contentment does not require you to stop growing or give up what matters to you. It asks you to notice when the pursuit of the next achievement begins to overshadow your ability to appreciate the present.&nbsp;&nbsp;How meditation can help you look within&nbsp;Osho placed considerable emphasis on meditation as a way to become more aware of your thoughts and habits. He suggested that the mind is often caught in a constant movement of thinking, planning, remembering and wanting. When you begin to observe this activity instead of automatically following every thought, you create an opportunity to understand yourself more clearly.&nbsp;“One reaches within by stopping, not by running,” is an idea that captures this approach. Rather than searching endlessly for something outside yourself to provide lasting satisfaction, you can make time to pause and pay attention to what is happening within.&nbsp;Meditation does not mean that your thoughts must disappear or that you will immediately feel peaceful. It can simply involve sitting quietly, paying attention to your breathing and noticing your thoughts without judging yourself for having them. With regular practice, this may help you recognize patterns in the way you respond to stress, ambition and disappointment.&nbsp;Prachi explains that Osho's approach to meditation encourages you to pause the constant mental activity that keeps you focused on what is missing. Osho's meditation techniques are also facilitated at Osho Dham, a meditation center in New Delhi that shares his teachings and approach to meditation.&nbsp;Learning to recognize what success cannot provide&nbsp;Feeling empty despite professional or material success does not necessarily mean that you have made the wrong choices. It may be an opportunity to reconsider what fulfillment means to you and whether your daily life reflects what you genuinely value. You do not have to abandon your ambitions, change your career or give away your possessions to explore these questions.&nbsp;Osho's philosophy offers a reminder that the pursuit of success and the experience of inner peace are not always the same. Meditation can also be a shared experience. At Osho Dham in Delhi, meditation sessions take place throughout the year, offering opportunities to practice in a group and spend time in nature.&nbsp;

Osho's philosophy on desire and meditation offers a different view of success, explaining why having more may not lead to inner peace

<a href="https://profile.dailyhunt.in/TycoonWorld">Tycoon World</a>17 hrs ago New Delhi, 16 October 2026 Osho Dham, the meditation sanctuary devoted to the vision of Osho, has announced its line-up of programs for 16 to 28 October 2026. Open 365 days a year, with daily meditations from 6:30 AM to 8:00 PM, the sanctuary invites seekers, families and first-time visitors to explore inner stillness through several paths.&nbsp;Three programs open the fortnight on 16 October. “Who Am I?”, facilitated by Swami Anand Kul Bhushan and Swami Anand Rajnish, runs until 18 October and encourages participants to explore their identity, observe their conditioning and reflect on the fundamental questions of existence. The No Mind Group, led by Swami Dhyan Pulak, continues until 22 October, using active meditation to help participants quiet mental chatter and develop greater awareness. Osho Neo Reiki: The Art of Inner Healing, facilitated by Swami Dhyan Akhil, concludes on 18 October and focuses on healing through touch, relaxation and awareness, supporting emotional and physical well-being.&nbsp;A Sannyas Celebration Day on 17 October will welcome those wishing to take initiation into Osho’s path, marking a milestone for individuals seeking a deeper commitment to meditation. On 18 October, Keertan Meditation with Live Music will take place from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM, offering participants an opportunity to experience meditation through music, rhythm and collective celebration.&nbsp;From 22 October to 1 November, guest facilitators Ma Prem Amiyo and Swami Prem Chetan from France will lead Gurdjieff Sacred Dances: The Search for Conscious Harmony. The program introduces participants to mindful movement and sacred dance, bringing together body, mind and heart to develop coordination, presence and inner balance. The international facilitators will also offer an introductory session on Gurdjieff Sacred Dances from 22 to 24 October, helping participants understand the principles behind these practices and prepare for a deeper exploration of conscious movement.&nbsp;Osho Zazen Group: Sitting Silently Doing Nothing, led by Swami Dhyan Pulak, begins on the evening of 27 October and continues until 1 November. Rooted in the practice of sitting meditation, Zazen encourages participants to observe their thoughts without reacting to them, cultivating stillness, clarity and a deeper connection with the present moment.&nbsp;Together, these programs offer practical ways to pause amid the pressures of modern life, whether through self-inquiry, active meditation, healing practices, music, mindful movement or silent sitting. They cater to different levels of experience, allowing both newcomers and regular meditators to explore approaches suited to their interests.&nbsp;Programs marked “full participation mandatory” require attendance for their entire duration, while Osho Neo Reiki also requires advance booking. 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Osho Dham Announces Meditation Programs and Celebrations from 16 to 28 October 2026

<a href="https://www.pninews.com/author/pniadmin/">By PNI Admin</a> On Sep 29, 2026 &nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="https://www.pninews.com/osho-dham-celebrates-neo-sannyas-day-with-joyful-gathering-and-meditation-art-exhibition/">www.pninews.com</a> New Delhi : Osho Neo Sannyas Day was celebrated with great joy at Osho Dham, Delhi, on Saturday, bringing together Osho’s sannyasins and lovers for a day of meditation, celebration, music, creativity and reflection on Osho’s vision of conscious living. The celebration was part of the three-day Osho Neo Sannyas Celebration being held from September 25 to 27.&nbsp;The day’s programme, facilitated by Swami Chaitanya Keerti and Ma Jyoti, explored the journey of Neo Sannyas and Osho’s approach to meditation, awareness and celebrating life. The gathering saw participants come together in an atmosphere of joy and togetherness, with meditation forming an integral part of the celebrations.&nbsp;A key highlight of the day was the opening of ‘THE DIVINE WITHIN’, a meditation-inspired art exhibition by Ma Dev Ananti (Alka Singh). The exhibition was inaugurated at Osho Dham on September 26 and brings together paintings that reflect the artist’s journey through meditation, silence and witnessing.&nbsp;For Ma Dev Ananti, painting has become an extension of meditation. Her works explore the experience of discovering the Divine not as something external, but as an inner presence. Through colours, forms and natural imagery, the paintings attempt to express experiences that may be difficult to convey through words.&nbsp;The exhibition also reflects the close relationship between meditation and creativity in Osho’s vision. Osho encouraged creative expression and welcomed artistic work in his communes, seeing creativity as a natural expression of an individual’s inner experience and awareness.&nbsp;Speaking about the exhibition, Swami Chaitanya Keerti said, “Meditation and creativity have always had a natural relationship in Osho’s vision. When one becomes more silent and aware, creativity can emerge spontaneously. ‘THE DIVINE WITHIN’ is a beautiful example of how an inner journey through meditation can find expression through art.”Ma Dharm Jyoti said, “Neo Sannyas is an invitation to live with awareness, freedom and celebration. When meditation becomes part of life, it can open new dimensions of creativity and expression.”&nbsp;The exhibition ‘THE DIVINE WITHIN’ will remain an important part of the ongoing celebration at Osho Dham, with the artworks also available for visitors to take home.

Osho Dham Celebrates Neo Sannyas Day with Joyful Gathering and Meditation Art Exhibition

Published on: Sep 28, 2026, 17:52:12 IST &nbsp;By<a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/author/kanakanjali-roy-101741677866623">Kanakanjali Roy</a> <a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/lifestyle/spiritual/from-meditation-to-the-canvas-how-osho-s-vision-of-conscious-living-is-finding-expression-through-art-101790597404660.html">www.hindustantimes.com</a> This connection between meditation and creativity also reflects an important part of Osho’s approach.&nbsp;You may think of meditation as something that asks you to sit still, close your eyes and turn inward. But an inner experience does not always stay quiet. Sometimes, it finds an outlet through music, writing, movement or art. That idea sits at the heart of The Divine Within, a meditation-inspired art exhibition by Ma Dev Ananti (Alka Singh) at Osho Dham in Delhi. The exhibition, which opened on September 26, brings together paintings shaped by her experiences of meditation, silence and witnessing, offering a glimpse into how an inward journey can take a visible form.&nbsp;The exhibition was part of the Osho Neo Sannyas Celebration held from September 25 to 27, but its theme extends beyond the three-day gathering. At its center is a question that is familiar to anyone who has tried to make sense of an inner experience: How do you express something difficult to put into words? For Ma Dev Ananti, the answer has been painting.&nbsp;&nbsp;When silence becomes creative&nbsp;Her paintings explore the idea of discovering the Divine not as something distant or external, but as an inner presence. Colors, forms, and natural imagery serve as a means of expressing experiences that might otherwise be difficult to explain.&nbsp;There is no need to treat the paintings as a literal explanation of meditation. Instead, they offer a personal interpretation of what happens when you spend time observing your inner world.&nbsp;This connection between meditation and creativity also reflects an important part of Osho’s approach. Osho, born Rajneesh Chandra Mohan Jain in 1931, was an Indian spiritual teacher whose work focused extensively on meditation, awareness, individual freedom and conscious living. He died in 1990.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/osho">Osho </a>encouraged people to explore creativity as part of their individual expression, and artistic activity became part of life in his communes. Within that framework, meditation was not necessarily something separate from everyday life. It could influence the way you work, create, move and experience the world around you.&nbsp;Swami Chaitanya Keerti, who facilitated the Neo Sannyas Day program with Ma Jyoti, describes this relationship between meditation and creativity as a natural one within Osho’s vision.&nbsp;“Meditation and creativity have always had a natural relationship in Osho’s vision. When one becomes more silent and aware, creativity can emerge spontaneously. ‘The Divine Within’ is a beautiful example of how an inner journey through meditation can find expression through art.”&nbsp;More than sitting in silence&nbsp;The idea becomes especially interesting when viewed through the lens of Neo Sannyas, which was also explored during the celebration at Osho Dham. Rather than presenting meditation only as a formal practice, the approach emphasises bringing awareness into everyday life.&nbsp;Ma Dharm Jyoti describes Neo Sannyas as an invitation to live with awareness, freedom and celebration. She also points to creativity as one possible expression of a life that includes meditation.&nbsp;“Neo Sannyas is an invitation to live with awareness, freedom and celebration. When meditation becomes part of life, it can open new dimensions of creativity and expression.”That perspective gives The Divine Within a wider context. The paintings are not simply about making something beautiful. They represent an attempt to translate a personal inner experience into something another person can see and interpret in their own way.&nbsp;Perhaps that is where meditation and art meet most naturally. Both can invite you to slow down, observe more closely and notice what you might otherwise miss.&nbsp;You do not have to share the same spiritual beliefs to understand the basic impulse behind the work. An experience that feels deeply personal can still find a universal language through creativity. And sometimes, what cannot be said aloud can find its way onto a canvas.&nbsp;Disclaimer: The spiritual ideas discussed in this article are based on Osho’s teachings and the perspectives of the people associated with the exhibition and are not presented as scientifically facts. Spiritual and meditation practices can have different meanings and experiences for different people and should be approached as matters of personal belief and reflection.&nbsp;

From meditation to the canvas: How Osho’s vision of conscious living is finding expression through art

<a href="https://thepatriot.in/listicle">Preview</a>- September 25, 2026 | By : <a href="https://thepatriot.in/author/thepatriot">Patriot Bureau</a> | <a href="https://thepatriot.in/listicle/the-divine-within-a-painting-exhibition-90202">thepatriot.in</a>&nbsp;Artist Ma Dev Ananti presents seven oil and acrylic works exploring meditation, silence, inner awareness and self-discovery at Osho Dham&nbsp;Osho Dham, Delhi, will present “The Divine Within”, a solo exhibition by artist Ma Dev Ananti (Alka Singh), from September 26 to October 26. The exhibition, featuring seven oil and acrylic paintings, is part of the three-day Osho Neo Sannyas Celebration being held from September 25 to 27.&nbsp;The works draw from Ananti’s engagement with meditation, inner awareness and self-discovery, with painting becoming an extension of her meditative practice. Her works explore ideas of silence, witnessing, love and the experience of an inner presence.&nbsp;Ananti’s association with Osho began in 1982, while her first visit to Osho Dham in 2011 marked a significant turn in her engagement with meditation. She later took Sannyas and began exploring painting alongside her meditation practice and personal journey.&nbsp;The exhibition will be inaugurated by Ma Dharm Jyoti and Swami Chaitanya Keerti on September 26 at 1 pm. The accompanying Osho Neo Sannyas Celebration will bring together meditation and other activities centred on Osho’s approach to awareness and conscious living.&nbsp;Ananti said the works emerged from an experience of finding “a presence that was never outside us”, adding that painting became a way of expressing her understanding of meditation, silence and witnessing.&nbsp;When: September 26–October 26Where: Osho Dham, Jhatikra Road, near Najafgarh, New Delhi

“The Divine Within”: a painting exhibition

<a href="https://m.dailyhunt.in/news/india/english/tycoon+world-epaper-dh4c6a646b987d48f5b87f17d40865f089/osho+neo+sannyas+day+celebrated+with+joy+at+osho+dham+meditationinspired+art+exhibition+the+divine+within+opens-newsid-dh4c6a646b987d48f5b87f17d40865f089_14938390bb2211f1bdfdfe3a7356a2d2?sm=Y">Tycoon World11 mins ago &nbsp; m.dailyhunt.in</a>&nbsp;New Delhi, September 28, 2026: Osho Neo Sannyas Day was celebrated with great joy at Osho Dham, Delhi, on Saturday, bringing together Osho’s sannyasins and lovers for a day of meditation, celebration, music, creativity and reflection on Osho’s vision of conscious living. The celebration was part of the three-day Osho Neo Sannyas Celebration being held from September 25 to 27.&nbsp;The day’s programme, facilitated by Swami Chaitanya Keerti and Ma Jyoti, explored the journey of Neo Sannyas and Osho’s approach to meditation, awareness and celebrating life. The gathering saw participants come together in an atmosphere of joy and togetherness, with meditation forming an integral part of the celebrations.&nbsp;A key highlight of the day was the opening of ‘THE DIVINE WITHIN’, a meditation-inspired art exhibition by Ma Dev Ananti (Alka Singh). The exhibition was inaugurated at Osho Dham on September 26 and brings together paintings that reflect the artist’s journey through meditation, silence and witnessing.&nbsp;For Ma Dev Ananti, painting has become an extension of meditation. Her works explore the experience of discovering the Divine not as something external, but as an inner presence. Through colours, forms and natural imagery, the paintings attempt to express experiences that may be difficult to convey through words.&nbsp;The exhibition also reflects the close relationship between meditation and creativity in Osho’s vision. Osho encouraged creative expression and welcomed artistic work in his communes, seeing creativity as a natural expression of an individual’s inner experience and awareness.&nbsp;Speaking about the exhibition, Swami Chaitanya Keerti said, “Meditation and creativity have always had a natural relationship in Osho’s vision. When one becomes more silent and aware, creativity can emerge spontaneously. ‘THE DIVINE WITHIN’ is a beautiful example of how an inner journey through meditation can find expression through art.”&nbsp;Ma Dharm Jyoti said, “Neo Sannyas is an invitation to live with awareness, freedom and celebration. When meditation becomes part of life, it can open new dimensions of creativity and expression.”&nbsp;The exhibition ‘THE DIVINE WITHIN’ will remain an important part of the ongoing celebration at Osho Dham, with the artworks also available for visitors to take home.&nbsp;Read more news… &nbsp;1. <a href="https://tycoonworld.in/osho-neo-sannyas-day-osho-dham-delhi/">tycoonworld.in</a>2. <a href="https://thedainiksandesh.com/osho-dham-neo-sannyas-day-celebration/">thedainiksandesh.com</a>3. <a href="https://newsupturn.com/the-divine-within-art-exhibition-osho-dham/">newsupturn.com</a>4. <a href="https://dailytribune.in/osho-neo-sannyas-day-meditation-art/">dailytribune.in</a>5. <a href="https://dailypioneer.in/meditation-art-exhibition-osho-dham/">dailypioneer.in</a>6. <a href="https://heraldpost.in/ma-dev-ananti-art-show-osho-dham/">heraldpost.in</a>7. <a href="https://theindianmirror.com/osho-dham-hosts-neo-sannyas-day/">theindianmirror.com</a>8. <a href="https://deccanbharat.com/osho-neo-sannyas-celebration-art-expo/">deccanbharat.com</a>9. <a href="https://livepalamu.com/the-divine-within-art-opens-osho-dham/">livepalamu.com</a>10. <a href="https://popularstories.in/swami-chaitanya-keerti-osho-neo-sannyas-day/">popularstories.in</a>11. <a href="https://ceotimes.in/osho-neo-sannyas-day-celebrated-with-joy-at-osho-dham-meditation-inspired-art-exhibition-the-divine-within-opens/">ceotimes.in</a> 12. <a href="https://hellowomen.in/osho-neo-sannyas-day-celebrated-with-joy-at-osho-dham-meditation-inspired-art-exhibition-the-divine-within-opens/">hellowomen.in</a>13. <a href="https://womensquare.in/osho-neo-sannyas-day-celebrated-with-joy-at-osho-dham-meditation-inspired-art-exhibition-the-divine-within-opens/">womensquare.in</a>14. <a href="https://shecircle.in/osho-neo-sannyas-day-celebrated-with-joy-at-osho-dham-meditation-inspired-art-exhibition-the-divine-within-opens/">shecircle.in</a>15. <a href="https://womentimes.in/osho-neo-sannyas-day-celebrated-with-joy-at-osho-dham-meditation-inspired-art-exhibition-the-divine-within-opens/">womentimes.in</a>16. <a href="https://mediaprismcreative.com/news/osho-neo-sannyas-day-celebrated-with-joy-at-osho-dhammeditation-inspired-art-exhibition-the-divine-within-opens">mediaprismcreative.com</a>17. <a href="https://couturefashion.net/news/osho-neo-sannyas-day-celebrated-with-joy-at-osho-dhammeditation-inspired-art-exhibition-the-divine-within-opens">couturefashion.net</a>18. <a href="https://majestylifecoach.com/news/osho-neo-sannyas-day-celebrated-with-joy-at-osho-dhammeditation-inspired-art-exhibition-the-divine-within-opens">majestylifecoach.com</a>19. <a href="https://gupteswar.com/news/osho-neo-sannyas-day-celebrated-with-joy-at-osho-dhammeditation-inspired-art-exhibition-the-divine-within-opens">gupteswar.com</a>20. <a href="https://the9thestate.com/news/osho-neo-sannyas-day-celebrated-with-joy-at-osho-dhammeditation-inspired-art-exhibition-the-divine-within-opens">the9thestate.com</a>

Osho Neo Sannyas Day Celebrated with Joy at Osho Dham; Meditation-Inspired Art Exhibition ‘The Divine Within’ Opens

Osho Dham mein 25 se 27 september tak hoga Neo sanyas samaroh , bhitar ki jagriti aur dhyan ki yatra par rahega jor

<a href="https://m.dailyhunt.in/news/india/english/tycoon+world-epaper-dh4c6a646b987d48f5b87f17d40865f089/osho+neo+sannyas+celebration+at+osho+dham+to+explore+the+journey+from+seeking+to+inner+awakening-newsid-dh4c6a646b987d48f5b87f17d40865f089_7b6b7780b67711f1abcb3757250ce678?sm=Y">Tycoon World&nbsp;</a> 22.09.2026 ‘The Divine Within’ painting exhibition by Ma Dev Ananti (Alka Singh) to be inaugurated by Ma Dharm Jyoti and Swami Chaitanya Keerti New Delhi, 22 September 2026: Osho Dham is set to host the Osho Neo Sannyas Celebration from September 25 to 27, 2026, bringing together meditation, celebration and an exploration of Osho’s vision of inner transformation. September 26 will be observed as Osho Neo Sannyas Day, with the programme facilitated by Swami Chaitanya Keerti.As part of the celebration, Osho Dham will also host a special painting exhibition titled “THE DIVINE WITHIN” by Ma Dev Ananti (Alka Singh). The exhibition seeks to translate the experience of meditation and inner silence into colours, forms and visual expressions.&nbsp;The central thought behind the exhibition emerges from the understanding that the divine is not something distant or separate from human existence. It is an inner presence that can be experienced through silence, meditation, love and witnessing. Through her paintings, Ma Dev Ananti explores this inward journey—the movement from seeking something beyond oneself to recognising the presence of the divine within. The exhibition presents art as an extension of meditation, where colours and forms become a means of expressing experiences that often go beyond words.&nbsp;Ma Dev Ananti (Alka Singh) said “In the silence of meditation, I found a presence that was never outside us. Osho showed us the door—not to a distant God, but to our own inner being. In love, in silence, in witnessing, the Divine revealed itself. When the seeker disappears, what remains is that presence, and in that presence we experience the beautiful truth: ‘I Am Not Separate From The Divine."&nbsp;Speaking about the occasion, Ma Dharam Jyoti said, “The journey of Neo Sannyas is an invitation to live with greater awareness, freedom and celebration. When meditation becomes part of life, creativity naturally begins to flow from within.”&nbsp;Swami Chaitanya Keerti added, “Art and meditation can meet at a space where words become silent. ‘THE DIVINE WITHIN’ is an expression of that inner journey, where creativity becomes a doorway to experiencing one’s own being.”&nbsp;The Neo Sannyas celebration will offer participants an opportunity to engage with Osho’s approach to meditation, awareness and conscious living. Osho Dham conducts meditation programmes throughout the year and remains dedicated to creating spaces for meditation and inner exploration.&nbsp;The three-day celebration and the accompanying art exhibition aim to create a space where meditation and creativity come together, inviting visitors to look inward and explore the possibility of discovering the Divine—not somewhere outside, but within oneself.&nbsp;Read more news…&nbsp;1. <a href="https://tycoonworld.in/osho-neo-sannyas-celebration-osho-dham/">tycoonworld.in</a>2. <a href="https://thedainiksandesh.com/the-divine-within-art-exhibition-osho-dham/">thedainiksandesh.com</a>3. <a href="https://newsupturn.com/osho-dham-neo-sannyas-day-art-exhibition/">newsupturn.com</a>4. <a href="https://dailytribune.in/ma-dev-ananti-art-show-osho-dham/">dailytribune.in</a>5. <a href="https://heraldpost.in/osho-neo-sannyas-art-exhibition-delhi/">heraldpost.in</a>6. <a href="https://dailypioneer.in/discover-divine-within-osho-dham-delhi/">dailypioneer.in</a>7. <a href="https://theindianmirror.com/osho-neo-sannyas-day-2026-osho-dham/">theindianmirror.com</a>8. <a href="https://deccanbharat.com/osho-neo-sannyas-celebration-at-osho-dham-to-explore-the-journey-from-seeking-to-inner-awakening/">deccanbharat.com</a>9. <a href="https://livepalamu.com/meditation-art-exhibition-osho-dham/">livepalamu.com</a>10. <a href="https://popularstories.in/ma-dev-ananti-divine-within-paintings/">popularstories.in</a>11. <a href="https://ceotimes.in/osho-neo-sannyas-celebration-at-osho-dham-to-explore-the-journey-from-seeking-to-inner-awakening/">ceotimes.in</a>

Osho Neo Sannyas Celebration at Osho Dham to Explore the Journey from Seeking to Inner Awakening

Published on: Sep 21, 2026, 16:49:32 IST &nbsp;By<a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/author/kanakanjali-roy-101741677866623">Kanakanjali Roy</a> &nbsp;Osho's approach suggests that bedtime does not have to be simply the point at which you switch off for the night.&nbsp;&nbsp;You may be exhausted at the end of the day, but that does not always mean your mind is ready to rest. Just when you want to sleep, thoughts about work, unfinished tasks, past conversations or tomorrow’s plans can start racing through your head. Osho’s teachings on meditation suggest that the period before sleep can be used differently by becoming more aware of your thoughts rather than getting caught up in them.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/osho">Osho</a>, born Rajneesh Chandra Mohan Jain in 1931, was an Indian spiritual teacher and speaker known for his teachings on meditation, awareness, love and inner freedom. His approach often challenged conventional ideas about <a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/spirituality">spirituality</a> and encouraged people to observe their thoughts and emotions more closely. His books and recorded talks continue to be read and discussed around the world. Osho died in 1990.&nbsp;According to Ma Dhyan Prachi, a meditation facilitator at Osho Dham, Osho offered simple <a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/meditation">meditation </a>experiments for an overworked and restless mind. One of them involves sitting or lying comfortably in bed and exhaling deeply while making a long, deep “O” sound. Osho specifically distinguished this from chanting “Om,” suggesting that you allow the sound to develop naturally into something that feels comfortable to you.&nbsp;Another practice is Anapanasati, which involves bringing your attention to your breathing. You can observe the incoming and outgoing breath with awareness, allowing your attention to stay with the natural rhythm of breathing rather than following every thought that appears.&nbsp;You can also try gibberish, a practice <a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/book-on-osho">Osho </a>described as a way to release mental chatter. The idea is to make meaningless sounds without trying to form words or communicate a particular message. Once you have expressed the accumulated noise in your mind, you can sit quietly and give yourself a chance to settle into silence.&nbsp;Osho’s approach suggests that bedtime does not have to be simply the point at which you switch off for the night. It can also serve as a quiet transition from the day’s activity to a more aware state of mind. Instead of carrying every unfinished thought with you into sleep, you can use the final moments of the day to pause, breathe and observe what is happening within you.&nbsp;At Osho Dham Delhi, <a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/meditation">meditation </a>camps are facilitated throughout the year, offering people an opportunity to explore different meditation practices. For someone whose mind tends to stay busy at night, beginning with a few quiet moments of awareness may be a simple way to create a calmer bedtime routine.&nbsp;Disclaimer: Osho’s teachings are spiritual and philosophical in nature and should not be considered scientifically proven methods for treating sleep problems. If persistent sleep difficulties are affecting your daily life, consider speaking with a qualified health professional.

Overthinking at night keeps you awake? Osho’s teachings on turning the restless mind towards silence

<a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/lifestyle/spiritual/too-much-noise-in-your-head-osho-s-3-ways-to-create-more-inner-silence-every-day-101790088171001.html">Published on: Sep 22, 2026, 20:33:59 IST &nbsp;by Kanakanjali Roy</a>&nbsp;Rather than seeing silence as something you have to force, his approach suggests that you create the space for it by changing how you relate to your thoughts.&nbsp;Your mind can feel crowded even when your surroundings are quiet. Notifications, constant information, social media and the pressure to keep consuming can leave little room to pause. Over time, you may find yourself feeling distracted, mentally tired or unable to sit with your own thoughts without reaching for another source of stimulation.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/osho">Osho</a>, the Indian spiritual teacher known for his teachings on meditation, awareness and inner freedom, often spoke about the importance of finding silence within. Rather than seeing silence as something you have to force, his approach suggests that you can create the space for it by changing how you relate to your thoughts and everyday experiences. He breathed his last on January 19, 1990, in Pune, Maharashtra, at the age of 58.&nbsp;According to Ma Dhyan Prachi, a meditation facilitator at Osho Dham, here are three ways, inspired by Osho’s teachings, to help you reconnect with inner stillness.&nbsp;1. Make <a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/meditation">meditation </a>a practice of witnessingOsho described meditation as a state of “no-mind”, in which the constant movement of thoughts, desires and memories begins to settle. The idea is not necessarily to fight your thoughts or force your mind to become blank. Instead, you learn to observe what is happening within you without becoming caught up in it.&nbsp;His meditation methods include Dynamic Meditation, Kundalini Meditation, Nataraj and Nadabrahma, as well as practices such as Vipassana. Each offers a different way of developing awareness and stillness.The focus, however, is not simply on how long you meditate. It is about how completely you give yourself to the practice. Even a short period of genuine attention can become a way to step back from the constant noise in your head.&nbsp;2. Spend time in <a href="https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/nature">nature </a>without trying to do anythingYou do not always need another technique to find quiet. Sometimes, stepping away from constant stimulation can be enough to change the pace of your mind.&nbsp;Osho often pointed to the simple experience of sitting quietly under a tree, watching nature and doing nothing for a while. There is no need to turn the moment into a task or achieve a particular outcome.Try sitting outdoors without your phone for a few minutes. Watch the movement of the leaves, listen to the sounds around you and allow your attention to settle naturally. Nature does not demand that you keep up. It gives you a chance to slow down.&nbsp;3. Create instead of only consumingAnother way to move away from mental noise is to create something rather than constantly taking in more information.&nbsp;Osho spoke about creativity as “creative quietude”, describing a state where there may be intense activity on the surface, while there is a sense of stillness within. You do not have to be a professional artist or produce something extraordinary.&nbsp;Paint, sing, dance, write, cook or garden. The activity itself matters less than the awareness you bring to it. When you become fully involved in what you are doing, you may spend less time jumping between thoughts, notifications and distractions.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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