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When tears come, do you let them… or immediately try to stop them?

Crying is often something to get over quickly. To wipe away, explain, or keep private.

In OSHO Mystic Rose, tears are given space.

The process moves through 7 days of laughter, 7 days of tears, and 7 days of silence. During the second week, three hours each day are dedicated simply to allowing the tears to come — without analyzing them or needing to know why.

Osho puts it simply:

“Tears are the greatest possible prayer….”

For seven days, the invitation is to stop holding back and experience whatever comes.

“Go into them utterly. Become tears, and when tears come, enjoy.”

🌹 Explore OSHO Mystic Rose and experience the full 21-day process.

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What would one humanity mean to you? 🌎

👉🏻 What could bring us closer together?

“I want one world, one language, one religiousness, one humanity, and when humanity is really grown-up in consciousness, one government.”

Osho, From the False to the Truth, 30

What if the simple and ordinary is enough? 🌿

👉🏻 What does living joyously mean to you?

“Simple truths don’t attract the neurotic people.

What I am doing here is very simple, very ordinary, nothing spiritual in it, nothing sacred. I am not trying to make you holy persons, I am simply trying to make you sane, intelligent, ordinary people who can live their lives joyously, dancingly, celebratingly.”

Osho, Zen: The Special Transmission, 1

Why can getting closer to someone also make you want to pull away?

The longing for intimacy can be very real — and so can the fear that comes with allowing yourself to be truly seen.

OSHO Opening to Intimacy is an experiential weekend to explore some of the fears, self-judgments, and conditioning that can shape the way you relate to yourself and others.

Through meditation, introspection, partner exercises, and group sharing, you’ll explore what it means to relate more openly and authentically, recognize and respect your boundaries, and begin with perhaps the most important intimacy of all: the one with yourself. 🌿

🗓️ October 10th & 11th, 2026
✨ LIVE Online • Sat & Sun • 7 hours a day with a break
🌿 FREE Course Preview: October 1st, 2026

👉🏻 See all the details here: https://bit.ly/OSHO-OpeningIntimacy-Oct2026

Why are we so afraid of death? 🌿

How can we relax with its certainty? Can death be celebrated? And what does it mean to actually encounter it rather than avoid it?

In The Art of Living and Dying, Osho explores one of life’s greatest mysteries with depth, clarity, compassion, and humor — offering insights and practical guidance for meditation along the way.

👉🏻 Explore The Art of Living and Dying: https://bit.ly/OSHO-LivingDying-Book

“Death cannot be denied by repeating that death does not exist. Death will have to be known, it will have to be encountered, it will have to be lived. You will have to become acquainted with it.” Osho, And Now and Here, 3