A Perfect Englishman: John Godolphin Bennett Osho speaks of Bennett in his “Books I have Loved’ Bennett with his wife The first book is by Bennett, an Englishman, a perfect Englishman. The book is about an absolutely unknown Indian mystic, … Continue reading
From the collection of Osho letters before the Poona one period called “A Cup of Tea” Love Why does man suffer so much? Because in his life there is pandemonium but no soundless music. Because in his life there is … Continue reading
Steve Small, a contemporary of the sannyasnews collective in the early days, (previously known as Swami Prem Sudesh) has recently published his memoirs which are of a high standard. The book is called “Mind the Gap: A Memoir of Enquiry.” … Continue reading
SN thought that this might interest bloggers here as a string, and help thinking outside the box about the contouring of enlightened states. Satyadeva comments: Shantam, , in view of your scepticism concerning ‘enlightenment’ and other associated states, and your … Continue reading
Dear Bloggers, Swami Chaitanya Keerti, pictured above, is the power behind the Osho World organisation in Delhi. He was recently, very briefly, in the UK and then in America leading meditation workshops. We received this missive and thereby recommend the … Continue reading
