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Tough times don’t last, tough people do.

In this aphorism, there is much wisdom. When it says, “Tough times don’t last,” it recognises the transient nature of all things in life. Existence is a series of moments, each fleeting, each passing. The troubles that seem so permanent and overwhelming are just like clouds in the sky: they may darken…[Read more]

A bird sitting on a tree is never afraid of the branch breaking, because her trust is not on the branch but on its own wings.

Life is a vast expanse, an open sky where you are the bird and the potentialities are your wings. The branches are the external circumstances, the fleeting supports that life offers. They are transient, impermanent.…[Read more]

Without meditation you do not know the secrets of life, you know only the surface of life.

The surface of life is like the waves on the ocean. It is what you see first, it’s tumultuous and ever-changing, vibrant, and captivating. But these waves, as bewitching as they are, are merely the expressions of deeper currents and vast expanses u…[Read more]

To love music is good, to love dance is good, but remember it is not the end.

Life is a vast canvas. To love music and to love dance is a beautiful aspect of being alive – music is the hidden language of existence, a melody that resonates in the very core of our being. And dance, dance is the poetry of the body in motion, the spirit expressing…[Read more]

Go for whatever makes you happy.

The pursuit of happiness is the very essence of the existence of life. When Osho says, “Go for whatever makes you happy,” he is not talking about a superficial or momentary pleasure. It is not just about the immediate gratification of the senses, but a deeper, more intrinsic joy that comes from fulfilling you…[Read more]

Yoga is a method of coming to a non-dreaming mind. It is the science of being in the here and now.

Life, in its essence, is a stream of moments – yet the human mind, such a marvellous and intricate machine, often distracts from this simple, profound truth. It wanders into the past, which is no more, or ventures into the future, which is not…[Read more]

If you follow meditation, one day you will find the beloved has come, he has knocked at the door.

Remember, meditation is not simply a practice; it is an invitation to the divine. It is the quieting of the mind, settling of the dust, so that you become a mirror reflecting the infinite. When Osho speaks of the beloved, he is not talking about a…[Read more]

If you follow love, devotion, surrender, one day you will suddenly find you are full of Meditation.

Life is a complex interplay of energy, emotions, and consciousness, and within that exists the profound simplicity of love. Osho says, “If you follow love, devotion, surrender, one day you will suddenly find you are full of Meditation,” he is spe…[Read more]

The moment you accept yourself, you become beautiful.

Remember, the very quest for beauty arises from a disbelief in your own presence, your own existence, your own being. The moment one starts looking for beauty, one starts denying what is already there.

The moment you accept yourself, you hit upon a fundamental truth: that existence…[Read more]

When you feel you are nobody, when you feel you are nothing, suddenly you are available for many mysteries to happen to you.

This utterance reflects the profound truth that egolessness is the doorway to the divine. Feeling like nobody, feeling like nothing, is not a state of low self-esteem, but rather a profound understanding and acceptance of…[Read more]

Wear gratitude like a cloak, and it will feed every corner of your life.

Life is an abundance, an overflowing river. To wear gratitude like a cloak is to embrace willingly everything that comes your way, to understand that each event, each person, each breath is a gift to you from existence. When you drape yourself in gratitude, you do not only…[Read more]

Let your smile change the world, but don’t let the world change your smile.

This saying, while not one of my own, carries a profound simplicity. To let your smile change the world is to live your life radiating positivity, love, and joy outwardly. A smile has a subtle way of influencing the environment, emanating an energy that can alter the m…[Read more]

No mind is the peak where the path of mind and path of heart meet.

Life is an exquisite interplay of the mind and the heart, the logical and the emotional, the rational and the irrational. The quote reflects a profound understanding of this dance.

The mind, with its constant chatter, its incessant need to analyse, categorise, and judge,…[Read more]

Concentrate on the seer, not on seen. All that you see is false and seer alone is true.

What you gaze upon is the world of form – the seen. It is transient, constantly shifting like the dance of the leaves on a tree swaying in the wind. Your senses are the instruments that perceive this seen world, but what about the one who perceives the…[Read more]

Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new.

Ah, the flavour of newness, the essence of growth, rests on the edge of the unknown, where mistakes are not merely accidents but the whispers of learning. This phrase that patters upon your consciousness encapsulates a profound truth – that life in its vibrant dance, is not a…[Read more]

Change is never easy. We fight to hold on and we fight to let go.

This expression eloquently captures the essence of human struggle – the paradox of change. It is the intrinsic nature of existence to be in a state of flux, yet within the core of human beings lies a resistance to this very change.

Consider the existence around you as the…[Read more]

One of the hardest lessons in life is letting go. Whether it’s guilt, anger, love, loss or betrayal.

Letting go is indeed one of the great challenges in life, because it is not just a physical action, but a psychological and emotional process. We cling to our emotions, experiences, and memories because they give us a sense of identity, a s…[Read more]