Adira's Pot of Gold: A Journey to the extraordinary

Adira’s Pot of Gold: A Journey to the extraordinary By Marion Kioi A story of hope and overcoming obstacles in order to reach your full potential and achieve true freedom. An uplifting book brimming with valuable life lessons that everyone deserves the opportunity to learn. Have you ever felt like …...Read More

How I Learned to Love the (Aging) Girl in the Mirror

The most profound personal growth happens when we stop running from our pain and start listening to what it’s trying to teach us. For years, I didn’t recognize the woman staring back at me in the mirror. Her body felt foreign—betraying her with weight she couldn’t lose, hot flashes that …...Read More

My Mother’s Park Bench

By Richard P. Hsung, Editor of Spring Flower, His Mother’s Memoir I was in Boston on Christmas Day 2018 feeling aimless and depressed, wanting to be left alone. It was unseasonably warm that day, so I decided to take a run. In a matter of minutes, I was crossing busy …...Read More

The Voices of the Mind: The Seeker, The Scientist, and The Genius

The Human Design series, Three Channels a Month by Marga, continues with three throat channels, the core voices of logic, abstract experience, and individual insight That’s how philosophy goes on – words and words. And words can be placed in such a systematic way that they can deceive you, just …...Read More

The Beauty of Being Ordinary: Getting Past Society's Obsession with Success

“I’ve found beauty in the whimsically ordinary.” ~Elissa Gregoire The pervasive message of our time asserts that success is essential in every facet of life, be it education, career, friendships, or relationships. In the relentless pursuit of success, many of us toil ceaselessly, ingrained with the belief that triumph is …...Read More

State Over Circumstance: Preface: We’ve Been Here Before

State Over Circumstance Preface: We’ve Been Here Before By Mark Pifer, author of She Seeks Herself This concept is central to many spiritual and philosophical traditions. While individual components of this discussion have been explored separately, this essay aims to present a definitive argument—bringing together psychology, science, and practical application …...Read More

Fruit bat fly-by with full moon

A short note by Subhuti Video discourse is over. Osho has just said goodbye to Gautam Buddha, having generously shared his body with the ancient mystic for four days. The video is a recording from December 1988, and is being screened in the Osho Auditorium, a large black pyramid dominating …...Read More

Who walks into the bar, you said?

(End of this series – at least for this month…) A Scotsman and Irishman walk into a bar. As they walk in, the Scotsman proclaims loudly for all to hear, “Drinks for the house, on me!” The next day in the newspaper the headlines reads: “Irish ventriloquist found beaten to …...Read More

Saying no and saying yes

Osho answers a question by Nitin Bharti; “You have to learn how to say yes with totality. That is trust, that is surrender, that is faith.” Osho, you talked yesterday of children asserting their egos and rebelling against their parents, of being able to say no! And thus creating a …...Read More

What You Need to Know If Decisions Stress You Out

“There are no right or wrong decisions, only choices.” ~Sanhita Baruah When I was younger, everything felt simple. Not necessarily easy, but simple in the sense that there was always a next step. A clear direction. A right way to do things. If I studied, I’d pass the test. If …...Read More