The huge pyramidal structure of the Osho Auditorium is the heart of the Osho Meditation Resort. All the essential Osho meditations are done here. This auditorium wakes up at 6 am with the vigorous sounds of OSHO Dynamic meditation followed by many active and passive meditations throughout the day. Most of the meditations last one hour and almost seven meditations are practiced here during the day till 10.30 pm. The highlight of the day - The Evening Meeting - is also offered here.

It is amazing how all these activities are done punctually every single day. There is one main coordinator who overviews the process and individual coordinators of each meditation. Each coordinator finds facilitators for their meditation.

Facilitators come 15 minutes before the meditations, set up the lights, speakers, the mike, and the iTouch which provides the music. Each coordinator trains meditation facilitators for their particular meditation. New people can be trained quickly, they bring the flavor of the world. The magic of the pyramid makes the Osho meditations even more impacting.

The Evening Meeting is the main event of the day with many different aspects involved: the music, the video, the sound system, the watchers, the cleaners....

Of the Evening Meeting, Osho says, “That which cannot be said has to be experienced. This is a great experience of getting into the inner space.Something is experienced in this gathering which no one has been able to define. This is the highest peak of the whole day’s working, meditating, or doing groups.”

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Whereas the climate is beautifully moderate in Pune, the Multiversity is heating up with wonderful courses .…

Re-discover how to relate out of love rather than out of need in Creating Love: Beyond Codependency on 3 – 6 February. Search for your innermost being in Awareness Intensive: Satori on 4 – 11 February. Discover what you are made of through Biodanza and the Four Elements, on 4 - 6 February. Experience the different energies in each chakra and the way these energies express themselves in Energy Counseling Training 1: Anatomy of the Chakras on 4 - 14 February. Support your meditation with color - Aura-Soma Level I Course on 6 – 12 February. Find the way back to your true self in Primal Rebirth on 7 - 13 February. Access the state where energy flows freely through your being in BioDynamic Breathwork Intensive, on 8 - 14 February. Learn a simple technique to access your true self in a short time in Zen Kinesiology on 8 - 11 February. Experience different silent sitting methods in The Mystic Watcher: Silent Meditations in Lao Tzu Walkway on 15 – 17 February. Transmit energy to centers beyond the mind with OSHO Gurdjieff Movements Intensive on 21 February - 2 March. Withdraw from attachments and move to your very center in Die Before You Die on 28 February – 3 March. Disidentify from your dreams and dramas in True Feminine Nature on 3 - 6 March. Bring together your love of meditation and music in From Sound to Silence and Silence to Song on 17 – 19 March.

The Man Who Loved Seagulls :

In The Man Who Loved Seagulls, Osho discusses essential stories and parables from the world's great wisdom traditions of Zen, Taoism, Christianity, and Judaism. Osho – himself a master storyteller – interprets the stories in this collection and applies them to the concerns of modern day life. The valuable lessons they impart are both timely and universal. The stories encourage meditation as they are meant to be told and studied again and again, in order to discover new layers of meaning with each reading.

Ideas and topics include:

The futility of chasing happiness
The journey from fear to freedom
The Zen approach to death and dying
The extraordinary intelligence of innocence