I am unqualified to say whether P.D. Ouspensky’s book “Tertium Organon” is a great book. However Ouspensky, who later became the leading disciple for some years of Gurdjieff, was certainly not intellectually unambitious. He saw his book as replacing and … Continue reading
Before he died Sam (Swami Prem Paritosh) asked a question which still requires comment, and which we were reminded of by the Osho mudras in the last string, which were also from the Dental room. Paritosh wrote: “ Was … Continue reading
Devageet observes something unusual from his place behind the dental chair: (Precised from Swami Devageet’s book “Osho: The First Buddha in the Dental Chair”) After one dental session I noticed something unusual. Osho had stopped speaking. But both his hands … Continue reading
‘form has just emerged from formlessness’ … at the wood’s cafe, there are walking paths, standing presence of trees, mud, a meditation shed, sun shines, cloudy skies, birds and squirrels …not to mention the glorious food from the cafe interactions … Continue reading
In his memoirs of sannyas life, ( from the small book, “My Dance with a Madman”), Subhuti, who had previously been a UK journalist, gives below some good insights into how to survive dictatorship, as experienced on the Ranch. Though … Continue reading
