When they gather together, it is to share, not to follow others. That is why dance is an integral part of most of Osho’s meditations. The simplest yet powerful celebration is dance, where body and mind come together bringing along a different quality of being. To be joyful, light and take things easy is to drop the achieving mind, to let go. Osho teaches us to remain playful and celebrate every moment of our life in any possible way.
Down the ages spiritual practice became serious, almost sad, ascetic. To live in and act from this vast consciousness is the peak of human life, in harmony and love with existence.Īnother revolutionary aspect of Osho teachings is celebration. In silent witnessing opens the flower of limitless skies of our true consciousness. Then only our original being comes forward. When the relaxation happens, then only the meditation can happen. Their first aim is to unburden the mind and the body from tension and all kind of repressions, so that one can naturally relax. Understanding the actual problems of the contemporary men, the quick pace of life and the psychological neurosis resulting from it, he created active meditations. Osho is a modern mystic who lived in body between 11 December 1931 –and 19 January 1990.
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