The physical archive has a beautiful collection of Osho’s handwritten articles from the early days. There are photographs from his early days related to traveling and conducting meditation camps, meeting people, and addressing people in small and large groups. The collection also consists of his robes, shoes, caps and other things that Osho used and gave to his disciples as gifts. All these have been preserved with utmost care.
Currently, these treasures reside within an aesthetically curated private collection, that has been collected over the years. These relics represent his presence, his energy, and his legacy. We wish to establish a readily accessible space to house these relics and physical archives, ensuring their preservation for the generations to come.
Osho Resource Center has been founded to make available Osho’s teachings in pure and undiluted form. We collect, preserve, and archive Osho’s work in physical and digital formats. The archives consist of audio and video discourses, photographs, documentaries on Osho & his communes, music around Osho, first edition books in Hindi and English, all mainstream periodicals, early publications from the 1950s and ’60s, articles published in magazines & newspapers in the ’50s and ’60s and all other relevant things that we keep discovering.
With this in mind, we intend to safeguard Osho’s work in its original and pure form.
His heritage is not just confined to his words but also his presence, energy, silence and celebrations. His heritage is a treasure for humanity and should be preserved in its purest form, protected from any distortion, manipulation, or exploitation.
These archives can be made available to researchers and seekers on request. A complete physical archive of first-edition books, periodicals, and other print materials are available for reference. Physical archives are available near New Delhi, India.
The physical archives can be accessed by appointment. A space with limited seats is available for those interested in meditation.
Access to digital archives can be given to researchers, seekers, and those interested in exploring Osho’s teachings and meditation techniques.
For appointments and requests, please email admin@OshoResourceCenter.com
The physical archives can be accessed by appointment. A space with limited seats is available for those interested in meditation.
Access to digital archives can be given to researchers, seekers, and those interested in exploring Osho’s teachings and meditation techniques.
For appointments and requests, please email admin@OshoResourceCenter.com
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