Energy can never be stagnant. Energy means that which is not stagnant, that which is always flowing. Relaxation does not mean energy that is stagnant or asleep; scientifically, relaxation means that now energy is flowing through another channel, another dimension.

But even though the room may be different, if it is not the very opposite of the room you were in before, the mind will not relax. For example, if you work on a scientific problem, then you can relax by reading a novel. The work is different: to deal with a scientific problem is to be active - a very masculine mode - whereas to read a novel is to be passive, which is an absolutely feminine mode. Even though you are using the same mind, you will be relaxed. You are not solving anything, you are not active; you are just a receiver.

In the same way, when we love, the intellect does not come into play at all. Quite the opposite happens: the irrational part of your personality comes into action. Intelligence must be balanced by love and love must be balanced by intelligence.

Abridged from The Great Challenge, Talk #5, courtesy: Osho International Foundation, http://www.osho.com

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Here is a selection of Kyodo News photos taken this week in Japan and beyond.

Japanese "geiko" traditional professional entertainers and their apprentice, called "maiko," wearing formal attire, await the start of a ceremony to mark the first business day of the year on Jan. 7, 2023, in Kyoto. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

A high school student makes a bamboo lantern at a park in Kobe on Jan. 7, 2023, for a Jan. 17 memorial event marking the 28th anniversary of the Great Hanshin Earthquake that struck the western Japan city and its vicinity killing more than 6,000 people. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

A man performs a bungee jumping from a bridge about 100 meters above ground in the Ibaraki Prefecture city of Hitachiota, eastern Japan, on Jan. 7, 2023, while shouting his hopes for this year. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

Firefighters perform traditional ladder acrobatics on Jan. 8, 2023, during the annual New Year event organized by the Kanazawa city fire department in Kanazawa in Ishikawa Prefecture, central Japan. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

Mikaela Shiffrin of the United States celebrates after winning the giant slalom at an Alpine skiing World Cup event in Kranjska Gora, Slovenia, on Jan. 8, 2023. With her 82nd win, she equaled compatriot Lindsey Vonn's women's World Cup victories record. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

Photo taken on Jan. 9, 2023, on Amami-Oshima Island in Kagoshima Prefecture, southwestern Japan, shows Ceylon blue glassy tigers clustered on twigs to make it through the winter. The butterfly is found in Southeast Asia, including Taiwan and southwestern islands in Japan, and is known to cluster in groups when the temperature falls below 15 C. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

Defending champion Sota Fujii (R) and challenger Yoshiharu Habu reflect on Game 1 of a historic best-of-seven series for shogi's Osho title after Fujii beat Habu at a teahouse at Kakegawa Castle in the Shizuoka Prefecture city of Kakegawa, central Japan, on Jan. 9, 2023. If Habu, 52, captures the Osho title from 20-year-old Fujii, holder of four other major titles, it would be his 100th title tournament victory, an unprecedented achievement. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

LED lights aligned on the Rokko mountain range to form "Kobe" and "1.17," the date of the deadly Great Hanshin Earthquake that struck the port city in Hyogo Prefecture and neighboring areas in 1995, are pictured from Kobe on Jan. 10, 2023. (Kyodo)

A Sukhoi-30 fighter plane of the Indian Air Force arrives at the Japan Air Self-Defense Force's Hyakuri Air Base in Omitama, Ibaraki Prefecture, eastern Japan, on Jan. 10, 2023, ahead of Japan and India's first joint fighter jet exercise. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

People visit Azumayama Park in Ninomiya, Kanagawa Prefecture, eastern Japan, on Jan. 11, 2023, with rapeseed blossoms blooming earlier in the year than usual. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Shares of online food aggregator Zomato settled higher on Monday, snapping their four-day losing run. The stock rose 1.26 per cent to settle at Rs 56 apiece on BSE. Technical analysts see strong support for the stock at Rs 45 level. They see Rs 75 as a good level, where traders can book profits.

On Monday, a total of 24.46 shares changed hands on BSE, which was lower than Zomato's two-week average volume of 34.20 shares. The turnover on the counter stood at Rs 13.73 crore. The food aggregator commanded a market capitalisation (m-cap) of Rs 47,889.77 crore at the close.

At today's closing price of Rs 56, the scrip was up 38 per cent from its 52-week low of 40.55 on July 27, 2022.

The stock traded below its 5-day, 20-, 50-, 100-and 200-day simple moving averages (SMAs). Zomato has an average target price of Rs 67, as per data publicly available with Trendlyne, suggesting an upside potential of 19.64 per cent. The stock's one-year beta stood at 1.67 per cent, indicating high volatility on the counter.

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Technical analysts said the Zomato stock could see rangebound trading between Rs 45 and Rs 75 levels, with Rs 45 being good support. Investors, they said, can look to accumulate the stock at this level for a target of Rs 75.

Osho Krishan, Senior Analyst - Technical & Derivative Research - at Angel One, said, "Zomato is in a secular downtrend and is hovering well below all its major SMA on the daily chart, indicating inherent weakness. Any fall below the recent swing low of Rs 53.20 could further disrupt the chart structure, and the stock might plunge toward the Rs 48.50 odd zone. On the contrary, the stock has a stiff resistance of the bearish gap placed around the Rs 59.55-59.80 zone, followed by Rs 62-64 odd levels. In the meantime, the stock is expected to hover in between the mentioned range until a decisive breakthrough happens on either side."

Ravi Singhal, CEO of GCL Securities, said, "Zomato is consolidating for a long time. The stock is in the range of Rs 45 to Rs 75." Investors can buy near support of Rs 45 and book profit around Rs 75 levels, Singhal added.

Ravi Singh, Vice-President and Head of Research at Share India, "The recent turmoil in Zomato's management is affecting the stock in a negative manner. However, the company has shown slight improvement in its September quarter financial numbers but many concerns still remain for Zomato. The stock may remain under selling pressure and may touch the levels of Rs 50 in near term."

Investors should exit the stock, he suggested.

AR Ramachandran from Tips2trades, said, " The levels of Rs 57-58.70 will continue to act as a strong resistance for Zomato on the daily chart. A daily close below the Rs 53.40 level could lead to a target of Rs 48 in the near term."

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JM Financial expects only 1 per cent QoQ growth in food delivery GOV (Gross order value) in the December quarter, as it factors in the adverse impact of inflationary pressures on discretionary spending, increase in dine-in consumption and discontinuation of Zomato Pro Plus loyalty programme.

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Mumbai: The trustees of the Osho International Foundation (OIF) and its disciples are engaged in a feud over the proposed sale of a 2-acre plot of land inside the Osho ashram in Punes Koregaon Park.

The disciples of Osho, or the Rajneesh movement, allege that the management is trying to sell off the land for profiteering. A crowd of 300-500 disciples Tuesday gathered outside the Charity Commissioners office in Mumbais Worli area to register their protest.

We have gathered here to oppose the proposed sale of the land of our ashram, and the Charity Commissioner ordering a rebidding of that land. We wont let the land be sold at any cost, said Swami Gopal Bharti, a disciple.

The OIF, which partly owns the Osho Meditation Centre, as the ashram is called, in Pune, had in 2020 proposed to sell off the plots concerned alleging financial distress.

The land up for sale is in the Basho Area of the ashram near the samadhi of Osho, the controversial founder of the Rajneesh movement, and includes a swimming pool and a tennis court.

ThePrint reached Osho management via email but had not received a response at the time of publishing this report. The story will be updated when a response is received.

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The first bidding process for the land was initiated by the OIF a registered charitable trust in 2020. Three parties placed their bids and the winner was Rajiv Bajaj who had offered Rs 107 crore. The OIF signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Bajaj for the sale and received an advance of Rs 50 crore from him.

In early 2021, when Osho disciples got to know of this development, they protested the sale. Some of them filed intervention applications against the bid in the Charity Commissioners office.

In 2022, they moved the Bombay High Court against the joint charity commissioner, Mumbai, when an invitation for fresh bids for sale of the two plots was made.

According to the disciples, the charity commissioner ordered a rebid without considering the fact that financial loss is only an excuse (by the OIF), and financial audit hasnt been done.

We have filed another case in the high court for financial audit, and a final order is pending, one of the disciples told ThePrint.

They further alleged that instead of investigating whether there is a real need for the trust to sell any part of the plot at all, rebid has been ordered, and that hearing on the first bid process is still underway.

The disciples have held as many as five protests in Mumbai, Pune and Delhi over the issue.

The joint charity commissioner, who issued the rebid order last month, has postponed the rebidding to 23 November, while the Bombay HC, which is hearing the appeal for stay on the sale, will take up the case on 17 November.

Osho was a controversial guru and godman of the 20th century who founded a new spiritual movement and managed to make billionaires and celebrities his disciples. He died in 1990.

Osho ashram, situated around 120 km away from Mumbai, is a meditation resort one of the worlds largest, according to its website. Disciples from across the world visit the place for its various programmes. The philosophy of the ashram is to blend meditation with celebration, as envisioned by Osho.

For several years now though, there have been allegations of misappropriation of funds against the OIF, and of fraud conducted over Oshos will.

The official reason given for the sale is losses incurred during the Covid crisis, which is approximately Rs 3 crore, said disciple Swami Gopal Bharti. But thats not true. We are financially sound.

Oshos books have always been among the top 10 bestsellers. In the past 30 years, the royalty received from book sales and audio-video downloads has been staggering. Where has all that money gone that OIF has to sell an integral part of the ashram, which houses Oshos samadhi too? Bharti asked.

According to the disciples, efforts are being made to prove that the ashram is only a resort and not a place of worship or sanctity, in a bid to slowly wind off the entire Osho Movement.

They allege that Oshos pictures have been removed from all over the ashram, including the samadhi area, and have been replaced with a single statue on the entire premises.

The samadhi is not just a plot of land for us. It is a place of meditation. Its a place of pilgrimage where thousands of devotees come to work on themselves and transform their own meditation space. And the trustees want to sell it off! said Arti Razdan, another disciple.

(Edited by Nida Fatima Siddiqui)

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Pune, 17th August 2022: As we celebrate the 75th anniversary of our independence, one controversy which is refusing to die down is related to Osho Ashram now called Osho Resorts. We talked to a few disciples to sense the pulse of this controversy. Once again a group of Osho disciples protested by distributing an informative leaflet to all the participants of the Monsoon Festival in Koregaon Park on the 13th-15th of August. It is an expose of what the (mis)-management has been doing shamelessly.

Swami Chetan Arup, an Oshos disciple said,Without the freedom of spirit, mere physical independence has not much value. We wish to draw the attention of the Government of Maharashtra that article 25 to article 28 of our Constitution allows us freedom of religion which means we have the right to freely practice and propagate our religion. Unfortunately, we are being denied these very rights.

OIF( Osho International Foundation) has been denying the existence of Oshos Samadhi and insisting on calling it Chuang-tzu Hall. In its affidavit before the charity commissioner, Mumbai in 2012, it denied the existence of Oshos Samadhi. Many disciples allege that OIF is trying to create a narrative that the disciples who are debunking its claim belong to a group of superstitious people who are out of sync with Oshos vision and that this debasing of a sacred place into a mere real estate is being systematically done to remove the legal hurdles in selling it off.

Swami Chaitanya Keerti, an ex-trustee of Osho Ashram added Last month Osho lovers from different parts of India gathered in Pune to celebrate Guru Purnima and be in Oshos samadhi. The management of OIF in its characteristic high-handedness initially denied entry to many banned disciples but later, after the intervention of the police, allowed them in for 10 minutes. A month later, the ashram management decided to celebrate the Monsoon Festival from 11 August to 15 August. While Osho Centres across the world celebrate Oshos birthday and Gurupurnima, they are not celebrated at Oshos Ashram, Pune where Osho lived for more than ten years and left his body. It is a sad irony that all the festivals related to Osho have been ostracized by OIF but New Year and Monsoon festivals are celebrated with fanfare. The standard line maintained by the OIF is that Osho was opposed to customs and traditions. This is a classic case of how a devil can cite scripture for his purpose! The New York Times in its edition of 10 December 10 2002 had called such developments, de-Oshoization.

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Luke Freeman and Gabe Osho both scored their first goals for the club as Luton won at Cardiff City for the second successive season with a terrific victory this evening.

Although a late strike by Romaine Sawyers led to some nerves jangling in the final moments, Nathan Jones' side have now taken seven points from nine, climbing to ninth in the table.

Hatters boss Nathan Jones went with an unchanged side from the team who drew 1-1 with Sheffield United on Friday night, although midfielder Henri Lansbury replaced Admiral Muskwe on the bench.

The visitors started by far the brighter, with the ball almost exclusively in and around the Bluebirds penalty area during the opening five minutes, although it wouldn't quite drop for a clear-cut opportunity.

After Reece Burke required treatment for a head injury when landing heavily following an aerial duel, it seemed to puncture Town's early momentum, the hosts switched on far quicker from the restart, Max Watters' low attempt drawing a smart save from Ethan Horvath who got down well to parry behind.

Cardiff then had another opportunity which they might well have done better from, the visitors defence caught out by a header and Sheyi Ojo lofting over from close range with Horvath diving straight at him.

Niels Nkounkou dragged wide from 25 yards on 14 minutes too as Town's early dominance had definitely faded.

Midway through the first period, the game then became stretched, Elijah Adebayo stealing in ahead of Ryan Allsop to reach a backpass, but the keeper was able to shut the angles down and close out any shot.

Play was immediately transferred to the other end, with Ojo 20 yards from goal, his curler narrowly falling wide of the target.

Back came Luton once more, Morris beating the offside trap, much to the annoyance of the home supporters in line with the referee's assistant, and after cutting inside his man, went for goal rather than try to locate a team-mate, Allsop spreading himself well.

The game calmed down somewhat, Joe Ralls whizzing one just over the top from 25 yards after a Hatters counter had broken down.

Town were then able to gain a modicum of control, shutting down any Bluebirds breaks, and with Morris holding the ball up impressively, able to wrest the initiative back, Adebayo just not able to reach Bell's searching cross at the far post.

Boss Jones made one change at the break, bringing on Fred Onyedinma for his first minutes of the season in place of Burke, the sub going to wingback as James Bree dropped into the back three.

The move paid instant dividends as the sub was found by an exquisite crossfield pass by Clark, and set about running at his marker Nkounkou to reach the byline and deliver a pinpoint ball that Freeman volleyed past Allsop for his first goal in Luton colours.

Mark Harris sliced miles over as Cardiff tried to respond, while Ralls gave up when a throughball would have picked him out after rolling under Clark's foot, Mahlon Romeo also off target.

With home keeper Allsop looking far ambitious in possession than he was during his Wycombe days, the hosts tried to play out from a goal kick, only to find Luton's press alive to the situation, Morris curling inches wide of a third in as many games.

Town did double their advantage on 62 minutes though when Onyedinma was able to win a free kick on the right flank and Bree swung a magnificent set-piece which could have been converted by a number of unmarked Town players.

Dan Potts wasn't quite able to, but there were still two left at the back post who were, Osho, only just on for Freeman, prodding home just before Tom Lockyer could do so, wheeling away to celebrate in front of the joyous away end.

With Allsop continuing to come out of his are with regularity, the stopper almost lost out to Adebayo, Morris trying his luck from fully 45 yards, the home keeper able to backpedal and coolly bring down on his thigh.

City's efforts continued to look more in hope rather than expectation, Andy Rinomhota tamely wide from the edge of the box.

Town then won a free kick which first team coach Alan Sheehan would have loved to take, scoring from an almost exact position in the stadium three years ago, as this time Bree stepped up, whipping an effort only just over the top.

City poured forward in an attempt to try and halve the deficit, but were met by a Town defence determined not to be breached, Bree producing an absolutely wonderful block to prevent Jaden Philogene from beating Horvath, when he appeared destined to do so.

The hosts gave themselves a lifeline when they finally did have their radar on with six minutes left, Sawyers picking up a poor clearance and rifling into the bottom corner from 25 yards.

Jones brought on Cauley Woodrow and Luke Berry to try and shore up his side for the closing moments, but Cardiff might have been on level terms, a bouncing cross catching Town's defence out once more, Jaden Philogene twisting but unable to keep his header down.

Rather than that led a grand crescendo for Cardiff, Luton managed to impose themselves once more, with Woodrow seeing plenty of the ball, and from his flick, fellow replacement Cameron Jerome should have put the result beyond doubt, only for Nkounkou to make a terrific sliding challenge.

With the Bluebirds remaining intent on passing it out from the back, a poor sideways ball that went straight out was gleefully seized on by Luton as they made it two wins from three with yet another brilliant away day in Wales.

Bluebirds: Ryan Allsop, Mahlon Romeo, Ryan Wintle, Joe Ralls (C, Rubin Colwill 59), Sheyi Ojo, Cedric Kipre, Mark Harris, Andy Rinomhota (Romaine Sawyers 70), Max Watters (Jaden Philogene 59), Niels Nkounkou, Perry Ng.

Subs not used: Jak Alnwick, Joel Bagan, Gavin Whyte, Jack Simpson.

Hatters: Ethan Horvath, James Bree, Reece Burke (Fred Onyedinma 46), Tom Lockyer, Dan Potts (C), Amari'i Bell, Allan Campbell (Luke Berry 87), Luke Freeman (Gabe Osho 56), Jordan Clark, Carlton Morris (Cameron Jerome 69), Elijah Adebayo (Cauley Woodrow 87).

Subs not used: Matt Macey, Henri Lansbury.

Referee: James Linington.

Booked: Freeman 21, Adebayo 43, Osho 63.

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Onel Hernandez was Norwich Citys hero as they made it four straight wins with a last-gasp 2-1 victory against Birmingham at St Andrews. Hernandez, who spent the second half of last season on loan with Blues, swept home the winner in the third minute of second-half stoppage time.

The 29-year-old Cuban wingers first goal since scoring for Birmingham in a 3-0 win against Luton on February 12 came after Scott Hogans clinical strike five minutes after the break was cancelled out by Andrew Omobamideles equaliser in the 63rd minute. Hernandezs winner made it a happy return to the second city for former Aston Villa manager Dean Smith, now in charge of the East Anglian outfit.

Before kick-off Blues announced the signing of West Ham left-back Emmanuel Longelo on a season-long loan. The 21-year-old was at St Andrews to watch the game.

Blues right-back Josh Williams was yellow-carded early on for a lunging foul on Kenny McLean and he was swiftly followed into referee Keith Strouds notebook by Norwich midfielder Kieran Dowell for holding Juninho Bacuna.

Dowell had the first chance, side-footing wide unmarked from 12 yards out from Max Aarons cross. It took a fine intervention by Blues on-loan Wolves defender Dion Sanderson to block the danger as Sam Byram shaped to shoot following a loose ball.

That seemed to spark Norwich into life. Josh Sargents cross-shot was hacked off the line by Auston Trusty after the striker wriggled through and rounded former Norwich goalkeeper John Ruddy.

Blues took the lead in the 50th minute with their first effort on goal. Hogan tapped home from Bacunas left-wing cross, which flicked up off Aarons after Jordan Grahams chip into space down the line. It was the strikers second goal of the season. Four minutes later Blues captain Troy Deeney crashed a fierce, rising drive over the bar from Williams cutback from the right.

Norwich drew level in the 63rd minute when centre back Omobamidele scrambled home. Ruddy brilliantly tipped away Marcelino Nunezs curling free-kick, but from the loose ball, Sargent won a couple of headers as it bobbled around a crowded six-yard box before the Republic of Ireland defender slotted home.

Norwich should have scored again soon after but Teemu Pukki side-footed wide from a pullback from fellow substitute Hernandez. The Blues went close to a winner when Marc Roberts header from a corner was hacked away by Pukki.

But Hernandez rewarded late Norwich pressure when he finished low past Ruddy after latching onto Pukkis pass into space after a long ball flicked off Roberts.

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Sheffield United moved top of the EFL Championship in commanding fashion with a 4-0 win over former leaders Reading. A clash between the top two sides in the division had looked an enticing prospect, but the home side cruised to a one-sided victory at Bramall Lane.

Oli McBurnie opened the scoring with a header from Max Lowes superb cross after 11 minutes and Anel Ahmedhodzic volleyed home from a corner just seconds into the second period.

Iliman Ndiaye put the result beyond doubt shortly after the hour mark and Ahmedhodvic completed the rout with a glancing header 10 minutes from time.

Readings miserable evening saw them slip to fifth in the table thanks to wins for Norwich, Burnley and Watford.

Watford also enjoyed a last-gasp winner at home to Middlesbrough as the club celebrated 100 years of football at Vicarage Road.

Rodrigo Muniz gave the visitors the lead after just four minutes of his full debut, only for Ismaila Sarr to equalise and Vakoun Bayo to fire home the winner in stoppage time.

Burnley had looked set to move second thanks to Brazilian defender Vitinhos close-range header in the 62nd minute and Jay Rodriguez stabbing home the second 10 minutes later in a 2-0 win over Millwall.

QPR complete the play-off places following a comfortable 3-1 win over Hull at Loftus Road.

Ilias Chair curled a superb opener into the top corner after just 10 minutes and goals from Manchester United loanee Ethan Laird and Chris Willock put the result beyond doubt before Tyler Smiths late consolation.

Second-half strikes from Luke Freeman and substitute Gabriel Osho gave Luton a 2-1 win at Cardiff, with Romaine Sawyers drilling home six minutes from time to set up a tense finish.

The only draw of the evening was between Wigan and West Brom, an early Josh Magennis strike cancelled out by Karlan Grant for the Baggies.

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New Delhi. October 29th, 2021:Oshodham, the eminent sanctuary of meditation and soul healing organized an event to appeal to the Government of India to institute an inquiry into the working of Osho Ashram Pune and conduct an impartial audit from 3 pm to 6 pm on Friday, October 29th, 2021 at Oshodham, 44, Jhatikra Road, Pandwala Khurd, near Najafgarh, New Delhi.

The event commenced with thesignature celebratory style of Oshodham having disciples, Osho lovers, and friends meditate, rejoice and familiarize themselves with the core issues of Osho Ashram at Pune followed by a session of making a sincere appeal to the Honorable Union Minister of India. Present at the session were distinguished personalities Shri Ramdas Athawale (Union Minister of Social justice and Empowerment of India) and Shri Krishna Milan Shukla (National Vice-President, Republican Party of India).

A large number of people gathered with a single motive in their hearts to appeal to the Government of India toinitiate an independent audit inquiry into the workings ofBasho, a part of the Osho Ashram in Puneas it has been put up for sale by a section of Osho followers who believe that the sacred place for a zillion people is running in losses.

Honourable Minister Shri Ramdas Athawale (Union Minister of Social justice and Empowerment of India)shared his thoughts by stating I have a lot of respect for Osho teachings as these teachings promote meditation that brings peace and happiness in peoples lives. Osho teachings are similar to those of Gautam Buddhas which too back to our Indian roots. With respect to the Osho Dham issue he said, Any discrimination or any kind of wrongful actions will be not go unseen or unpunished. The BJP govt respects all religions and believes and will look into this matter, I as the Union Minister of Social justice and Empowerment of India will definitely bring justice..

Swami Prem Geet remarked, Osho is Guru for millions and has spoken on every subjects and aspect of life which has been broken into 9000 hours of audio discourses and 2000 of video discourses. His books are transcribed into 650 titles translated into 75 languages around the world on average 700 books are published somewhere on the planet. Meaning two books per day! Osho legacy is controlled by 3 foreigners namely Michael Bryan, Darcy OBrien, and John Andrews and his associate Mukesh Sarda.

With the active involvement of politically influence builder lobby Panchshil Reality of Pune and Mumbai directed by Shri Atul Chordia are alienating the properties and funds of the public charitable trust in Pune and Mumbai. We are holding the credible evidence that the present trustees of the public charitable trust have siphoned off properties and funds valuing rupees 1800 crores in their private companies in India and outside India.

According to Osho lovers, Oshos vision and sanctity of Osho Dham have been compromised. Oshos Samadhi is challenged as selling the huge property associated with spiritual legacy away seems impossible; it has been found that duplicate trusts have been established which have not been probed as their names are similar to the original ones and easily overlooked; a whopping amount of Rs. 1,800 crores incurred via royalties from Osho publications, Osho discourses on YouTube, and income from the website has been missing and suspected to be transferred abroad. The revenues have dried up owing to an increase in therapy, entrance, and other charges making it even easier for the two Canadian OByrne brothers and their British counterpart Dr. George Alexander Wynne-Aubrey Meredith who have bank accounts and foundations in Britain, the USA, Switzerland, Ireland, and the Virgin Islands.

Conducting and acclimatiing the sannyasins through the movement of sorts were present Swami Prem Geet (Osho Friends Foundation, Pune), Swami Prem Anadi Osho Friends Foundation, Pune), Swami Chaitanya Keerti (Editor, Osho World Magazine), Ma Dharm Jyoti, a long time Osho Sannyasin, Swami Atul Anand (Managing Trustee, Osho World Foundation) and Swami Anand Kul Bhushan.

A highly driven Swami Atul Anand (Managing Trustee, Osho World Foundation) remarked, It is extremely painful for a true sannyasin to watch a part of their heart to be given away to someone else who does not even understand the reverence it holds for us at Osho Dham. We are certain that Honourable Union Miniter will consider the plea we have made to him.

For years, Osho Dham has preserved the teachings and ideologies of Bhagwan Rajneesh Osho and percolated them through generations of followers. With their unique outlook towards life and the very true concept of celebrating it, the cult has intrigued and attracted one to all in India as well as overseas towards it. Their out-of-the-box thinking and methodologies of rather addressing the demons in the human mind than suppressing it have cured many minds and souls in miraculous ways.

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