Comments on: Was Resort Reaction to Terrorist Attack hard-hearted?

By: Ruho

Ruho — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 23:59:50 +0000

Im not suprised about the cold heart of the Ashram.
Over 35 yrs of sannyas and I see it as the rule not the exception.
Those that live in fantasy about sannyas deserve to remain in fantasy.

By: Mayank Sharma

Mayank Sharma — Sat, 03 Apr 2010 21:33:48 +0000

Dear Vigyano,
Love.
Vigyano, Why should we Judge to the Inner circle. I think You are not happy with the Kind of Superficial response came from the management of the resort. You were expecting some words of sympathy from the management, and by such expectations you are Judging them. They are not the Government. Government is responsible if somebody is to be held responsible. Osho center is not a political unit to comment on the matter. As a normal human duties Sannyasins should do help to the Victims and that happened, Why to expect much from the management…? If the management is managing the meditation affairs efficiently then to me – They are fine. Please don’t confuse with the kind of Compassion political or social groups show. Actually there compassion can be seen generally a kind of Publicity Stunt. We don’t need any stunt from the Osho Inner circle. If they are doing the ‘awareness’ part honestly and keeping good security then they are very much Ok.
Osho Lover – Mayank

By: prabhu

prabhu — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 22:22:37 +0000

I was actually in the German Bakery until an hour before the blast.

I totally agree with the criticisms of the Cash-ram and their total disconnection and lack of human feeling.

The other comments also focus only on the western sannyasins and ignore the german bakery family….the Nepalis, who lost a lovely waiter…the Indians and Tibetans who actually live and work there.

This is nothing new. Western Sannyasins have always looked down on the poor Indian locals and consider themselves a superior breed.

I know the german bakery family really well. There is far far more love and compassion amongst them than amongst the so called spiritual seekers.

Osho was often mis interpreted to indulge selfishness and unlike other Gurus there was never ever any effort made at social or community work in Pune.

Lets hope one day the love and community to be found everywhere amongst many sannyasins and poorer Indians will penetrate the thick skins of those who just pretend to be loving but are not…

By: Khabira

Khabira — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 07:43:42 +0000

Shantam Prem, maybe the current resort is simply a very restricted, one-dimensional interpretation of Osho’s vision, excluding the huge variety of dimensions and energies which made the Buddhafield so irresistable while Osho was still in His body. And this single, small dimension is certainly not a dimension I can personally resonate with.

By: shantam prem

shantam prem — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 19:18:53 +0000

Khabira, you have given year of your accident, 1997 and not 2007. Much dirt has flown in the Ganges during all these years.
When the world has gone fast forward in many directions, boarders, countries, cultures are opening themselves, whereas sannyas life at the very roots has taken a closed hearted turn.
I am not sure, whether you have felt these changes in all these years.

That is why when i count Poona 2 phase, it is always till the end of 1999, there was caring, there was warmth and a feeling we belong to some higher cause.

Is Osho directing these changes from up in the sky, the way Jesus is performing His job as CEO for the last 2000 years.
Any answrer?

By: AShikBear

AShikBear — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 18:19:33 +0000

There is nothing in the Big book of Mystical Masters and their looney followers that stops them speaking shit from spreading shit form thinking shit .
The Inner Circle do not look outwards they look inwards so they would not give a blind fart about the German Bakery.
It does not matter to these far removed non enities
Human beings might be frihghtened or mourn but they don’t run the “resort”.

This just happens

By: antar kranti

antar kranti — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 10:49:35 +0000

here i am with my full name . i live in dehra dhun .kranti // Mar 18, 2010 at 4:34 am
shantam . i heard that priya controls most of activity in nisaraga and she is very nasty to indians who visit there. neelam and others salute to westerners who visit and lead group there and give second class treatment to all indians , including who lives overseas. neelam is not a problem there, problem is priya
well it is still beautiful place and worth the visit , but not 24k gold like poona 1 or poona 2 untill 1995. priya needs to calm down and stop controlling freedom of sannyasins and critisize un neccessary……….she does not know when to push bottuns and how. what was your experience there

By: Fresch

Fresch — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 10:23:29 +0000

Thank you Shantam, the article was really so much fun. We need more outside people to watch us (my own watcher is so too blind for that), so that we can see how well Osho is working on us. ”they do not no were they are going…hahhhaaaahaahhhh yes, yes, yes.

By: Khabira

Khabira — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 08:46:58 +0000

I read Krishna’s post on Sannyas News and the story with the woman dying in the kitchen. These things happened. Still, if we now try to always act like we think the Master would have acted, we are in trouble, as Osho was always unpredictable, you never knew how He would respond to things. So why can’t we just respond from our own hearts?

And I remember, I had a scooter accident on North Main Road in Pune in 1997 in the evening right before White Robe Brotherhood. I was taken to the hospital opposite the Ashram, and the front gate was opened during White Robe to bring me fresh water and clean towels from the Ashram. I was so well taken care of, the Ashram even gave me a room in the Pyramids for free for three weeks after the accident to recover. I was very very grateful.

So with me, there was no attitude of “it is all happening on the outside, don’t take notice”. I received so much love and care from the Ashram, it was very healing. So now why can’t this love and care be extended to others? Are other people less worthy then me? It just does not feel right and I refuse to view love and care as something to be felt privately but not to be acted upon.

By: vigyano

vigyano — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 08:44:58 +0000

So all:

the other day I went inside
and nobody was there….
No duck, no cat, no crackling crane.
All happened in my brain!

It’s solved this ugly social thing,
so “nothing happened” here.
A funny ocean, we call love
and what I loved so dear.