OSHO Meditation Evenings in Stockholm

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Osho Meditation Evenings in Stockholm are back!

During these evenings, we will be exploring various Osho Meditations such as:

-Osho Kundalini Meditation
-Osho Mandala Meditation
-Osho Gourishankar Meditation
-Osho Dynamic Meditation
-Osho Evening Meeting

Each meditation evening will begin at kl.17:55 with the OSHO meditation, followed by sharing your meditation experience.

The evening ends at kl.19:15

 

Schedule 2023

Monday, August 28th

Monday, September 18th

Monday, October 16th

 

The address is Artillerigatan 38 near Östermalmstorg. Please book your place in advance. No drop-ins possible.

Please contact Jivan at 0760-455-299 or jivan@kindfulness.se for more information and door code.

Cost: 165 kr

 

Meditations will be lead by Jivan.

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“Meditation is rest, absolute rest, a full stop to all activity – physical, mental, emotional. When you are in such a deep rest that nothing stirs in you, when all action as such ceases – as if you are fast asleep yet awake – you come to know who you are. Suddenly the window opens. It cannot be opened by effort because effort creates tension – and tension is the cause of our whole misery. Hence this is something very fundamental to be understood that meditation is not effort.

“One has to be very playful about meditation, one has to learn to enjoy it as fun. One has not to be serious about it – be serious and you miss. One has to go into it very joyously. And one has to keep aware that it is falling into deeper and deeper rest. It is not concentration, just the contrary, it is relaxation. When you are utterly relaxed, for the first time you start feeling your reality; you come face to face with your being. When you are engaged in activity you are so occupied that you cannot see yourself. Activity creates much smoke around you, it raises much dust around you; hence all activity has to be dropped, at least for a few hours per day.” OSHO

 

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