I Survived….
As I reflect on the loss of Krishnan 250 days ago, I feel transformed by grief but I also find solace in meditation. I strongly believe in Krishnan’s enduring presence through synchronicities that keep occurring !!
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Living in The Truman Show ?
Watched The Truman Show a few days back and it was a sense of Deja Vu … we seem to be living in our own versions of The Truman Show !! Thoughts ?
Waiting Patiently …
Sharing a beautiful incident from Sri Ramakrishna Paramahansa’s life as narrated by Osho. Ma Sharda waited for Sri Paramahansa to come …. I can only trust her and try.
Osho Says – You Can Only Be Yourself !
Osho’s “Krishna, The Man and His Philosophy” helps in understanding Bhagwan Krishna. Osho explains how each of us should follow one’s unique path, as each journey is different.
Movies and Coping With Grief – Sharmaji Namkeen and Achaari Baa
For the past two months, I have watched comedy films as a way to distract myself from the bottomless grief of losing Krishnan. Reviewing two films, “Sharmaji Namkeen” and “Achaari Baa,”. Liked their positive portrayal of older folk. Finding coping mechanisms till meditation fills the hole with awareness.
This Day Last Year – Kumaraswamy Lake
Wishing everyone a very Happy New Year !! Celebrate, have fun.
Osho on Sudama & Krishna
Dec 11th was Osho’s birthday. Sharing reflections on an excerpt from his discourse on Krishna. Sudama had nothing, but still “gave” a gift to Krishna… that’s why he “got” all the riches. 🙏🏿
Its Bhagwan Ram, Not Lord Ram
I want to emphasize the importance of referring to Maryada Purushottam Ram as “Bhagwan Ram” instead of “Lord Ram.” Osho explains the deeper significance of “Bhagwan.” Do read !
The Shoe Fits Someone, Not Osho
An article claiming to be the abridged version of Osho’s discourses titled “When the Shoe Fits” appeared in The Speaking Tree. Deeply disturbed to see A Master’s voice being abridged and misrepresented.
Osho on Living Consciously
In this excerpt Osho talks of living consciously. To quote him “So remember this: whatsoever you are doing consciously, with alertness, fully aware, becomes meditation.”