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Ms. Stork compared her time as a sannyasin to her time with nuns during her Catholic upbringing — the same blind faith; she even goes so far as to say it’s the same mechanism of belonging that unites criminal […]

I think I have it somewhere, it was on my father’s bookshelf. Haven’t read it yet.

It seems Shantam has seen something of himself in Jane Stork’s story…

Shantam, between the two of us, you seem to be the sophisticated psychoanalyst, the one most convinced of knowing the inner soul of Chandra Mohan Jain Acharya Rajneesh Bhagwan Osho.

For me, the question of his […]

“NP, had you any idea how patronizing you might come across in writing such a daft question to me, you would not have scribed it. So, in the meantime, you can keep on wondering ad infinitum.” SN’s stern Jewish […]

I remember Jane Stork from Poona One. She was an Australian mum and kind of squeaky clean, goody-goody, looking for enlightenment type sannyasin. I might order her book.

Veet, when you are so articulate to do psychoanalysis, shed some light, what was that helplessness of Rajneesh to become Osho at the dead end of his lifespan cut short by various factors, but surely not some […]

It seems you’ve discovered a smoking gun, Shantam…
You have the honour and the moral authority to use your Sikh knife to slaughter Osho.

Before the execution…a little compassion, please…I remind you that […]

Or, Satchit, at the very least, get rid of the pedestals that dafties often hoist their heroes onto.

“I think whatever spiritual intelligence sannyasins acquired, it owes much to Osho’s understanding and listening to his discourses. We don’t want to fall into the role of parrots, but we stand on the shoulders of […]

NP, had you any idea about how patronizing you might come across in writing such a daft question to me, you would not have scribed it. So, in the meantime you can keep on wondering ad infinitum.

Shantam, do you think comments have to be sharp to attract interest? That is the way of social media, but it feeds discord and unhappiness. The lesson I took from Osho’s discourses is to minimise discord, to […]

Well, I imagine you don’t want to try being sensei… it strikes me as not chiming well with your rebellious Scottish nature.

You’ve often said you have fond memories of your time with Osho, but I wonder about your […]

While reading this book, my eyes get tears, throat gets choked, not for the Human Bhagwan & his management but honest account of one of the disciples who became the scapegoat…

Majority of the people who came […]

Thanks, Veet, for inspiring the next article.
This was already in my mind. Most probably it could be a game changer for sannyasnews too. Theme is very simple.
Some guess?

It’s okay, Shantam, don’t feel guilty, the next article you write will definitely be more stimulating.

Most of the comments, to be true, are not sharp enough to engage others.

It seems like private communication of two or three people, which creates boredom in readers.