Coming to a Master for the Wrong Reasons: Osho A disciple and the Master are in a great conflict; a great struggle goes on. And the disciple can win only if he is unfortunate. If the Master wins it, the … Continue reading
Some SN readers seem genuinely disturbed by the odd coincidence of hundreds of thousands of Moslems coming to Europe, (locked in centuries of Islamic pre-conditioning, which to many gives a terrible sense of superiority) and Christian “do gooding” to “help” … Continue reading
Life is a gift — an existential gift of God. But most people are unable to treat it as such, because priests, across religions, preach renunciation or rejection of life. Priests gave themselves the role of interpreting the teachings of … Continue reading
Simond explores the Borderline between humour and cynicism On these pages, we discuss and debate various topics of interest to a smallish selection of largely older Sannyasins. Much of the correspondence and topics have a humorous vain to it, some … Continue reading
For years, I was searching for the 1985 cover story on Osho, in India´s then best news weekly - “Illustrated weekly of India.” For me, this reportage is one of the finest journalistic milestones in an Indian publication. The … Continue reading
