Abhishek Manohare 
“If you can live without killing, why choose killing?” — Osho Osho never fit nicely into anyone’s spiritual box. He was too truthful for the saints, too rebellious for the moralists, and too perceptive for the blind believers. And when it came to non-vegetarian cuisine, he didn’t deliver the same clichéd sermon as other gurus … Read more
“You are what you digest, not just what you eat.” ~Osho If you believe Osho’s mystery was limited to meditation, philosophy, and those distinctive orange robes, think again. The man’s lifestyle, particularly what he ate, has captivated spiritual seekers and gossip-hungry journalists alike. Because, let’s be honest: when a spiritual leader talks about enlightenment, people … Read more
“The truth is hazardous. It disturbs the foundations of everything untrue, and the world is largely founded on lies.” ~Osho Let’s not pretend that Osho’s narrative was always uncomplicated. The man was a walking paradox spiritual but sardonic, calm yet controversial, a lover of silence who caused global mayhem. What about his exit from America? … Read more
“The moment you drop trying to become someone, you become infinite.” — Osho Osho is one of those names that immediately divides a room in half. Half of the people call him enlightened. The other half describe him as a charlatan in a Rolls-Royce. And perhaps that is why he is so well-known: he was … Read more
“You can’t hide behind cults of personality forever—eventually, the cult meets reality.” In 1985, Osho (born Chandra Mohan Jain), better known as Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, was imprisoned in the United States. The narrative of his imprisonment is complex and multifaceted. It’s a mix of ambition, court disputes, cult dynamics, and a conflict between an unusual … Read more
“Love is beautiful.” Possession is ugly.” — Osho You know that one friend who is resistant to commitment? Who abandons you at the first sign of emotional commitment? Yeah, Osho was not that. He was afraid of ownership, not love. And this is the real reason he never married. The Marriage Myth. Most people regard … Read more
“If you want to shock people out of their materialism, buy more material things than the most materialistic.” Osho, also known as Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, was not born into great fortune (according to most reports). But he amassed immense wealth and influence. Luxurious cars, thriving communities, book royalties, and global fans. People frequently ask how … Read more
A Book That Doesn’t Care About Your Comfort Zone. Most “spiritual” books today read like motivating candy. They sound profound, yet they are simply reworded self-help slogans. Acharya Prashant’s “Truth Without Apology” is the exact opposite. This is not a book that instructs you to “manifest good vibes.” It pulls you out of your illusions, … Read more
life does not always go as planned. You study hard, hustle, love profoundly, and have huge dreams. Even so, things continue to crash. The job does not work out. The person leaves. The scheme fails. And in the chaotic stillness that ensues, the only thing on your mind is, “Why this happened?” The Bhagavad Gita … Read more
Let’s be honest: “doing nothing” sounds lazy. We live in a world where your value is determined by how busy you are. People assume that if you aren’t grinding, hustling, or multitasking, you are slipping behind. However, the Ashtavakra Gita calls that entire story into question. It clarifies: “Stillness is not the absence of action … Read more