Osho famously developed a different approach to the ancient practice of Vipassana. Join us for 6 days of mindful Osho Vipassana meditation live on Zoom and straight from India.
“Vipassana simply means witnessing. And that has been my whole life’s effort: to teach you awareness, witnessing, alertness, consciousness.”
“Here, Vipassana is a juicy experience; it is not dry. I have a few criticisms against the Vipassana that is being practiced in Buddhist lands. They have all made it very dry, desert-like; nothing blossoms, no greenery; everything is simply businesslike. I want you to learn meditation as a play, as playfulness.
“Your silence should not be the silence of a graveyard, your silence should be the silence of a garden. Once in a while a bird starts singing, but it does not disturb the silence, it deepens it. Once in a while the breeze comes with its song, passes through the pine trees, but it does not disturb the silence, it deepens it… I want a meditation that can laugh, that can dance.”
- Osho
Enjoy six days experiencing Osho Vipassana meditations with Osho lover, Masto Baba. A brilliant guide and loving presence, Masto Baba directs retreats around the world - often with Osho Fragrance / Rajneesh FragranceWorldwide. Each day will progress with different meditation instruction, music, Osho discourses and time spent sitting in silent meditation.
Sunday, April 25 8am – 12pmMonday, April 26 7:30pm – 9pmTuesday, April 27 7:30pm – 9pmWednesday, April 28 7:30pm – 9pmThursday, April 29 7:30pm – 9pmFriday, April 30 7:30pm – 9pm$80 registration fee to access the whole week
You’ll need: a room, connection to Zoom, open air speakers (ear buds not recommended), a blindfold, earplugs and your own heart and soul.
At The Great Mahakala, we are boundlessly grateful for his support of our practice and want nothing more than to share the benefit far and wide.
Any questions, feel free to reply to this email or call (305) 203-9985. You may also register directly below.
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