Osho Songs & Keertan Celebration with Live Music

9 – 13 July, 2025

Facilitated by :

Ma Dharm Jyoti & Swami Chaitanya Keerti

“The word ‘guru’ is untranslatable.
Neither does the word ‘teacher’ nor the word ‘Master’ have that beauty.

Guru literally means ‘the light’.
Meeting with the Master on the outside is the beginning of a great hope, a great aspiration.
Between a master and disciple the greatest mystery is lived, the deepest is lived, the highest flows.

It is a relationship between the known and the unknown, between the finite and infinite, between time and eternity, between the seed and the flower, between the actual and the potential, between past and future.

A disciple is only the past; the master is only the future.
The disciple is all that he knows, and a master is all that cannot be known.
When the bridge happens between a master and a disciple, to bridge the known with the unknown, and time with eternity it is a miracle.

Guru Purnima is the day of all the Buddhas, all those who have become aware. In their remembrance, become aware. ”
Osho

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Ma Gyan Patra, the founder and coordinator at Osho Sakshin Meditation Center in Tokyo, Japan left her body on December 28 in the serene hour of twilight, in Bhopal. She was a disciple immersed in Osho’s teachings and her essence lingers on in the whispers of her work dedicated to the Master. She and her husband, Swami Satya Tirth, were devoted to His work in India and Japan.

In 1989, they co-founded a meditation centre in Tokyo, Osho Sakshin (https://www.sakshin.com/index-E.html). It has been and continues to be an active and prominent Osho centre in Japan. Sakshin opened a publishing house in Japan and published many books of Osho in Japanese. Osho Times and Osho Darshan magazine were published and circulated in Japanese through their loving efforts. 
In 1997, they purchased Osho’s birth house in Kuchwada, India, and turned it into Osho Tirth Centre.  In the same year, she bought 11 acres of land near His house and built the Osho Tirth Centre for seekers. Since then the centre has been dedicated to spreading His vision and meditations. In 2004 she opened a book shop for making Osho’s books, pictures, and discourses available to His lovers. 
Her gratitude for the Master was expressed in many ways. Ma Patra became unwell in early December and was hospitalized in Bhopal. Her departure has left behind much love and gratitude amongst her fellow seekers. With reverence, friends gathered at her funeral yesterday and a celebration will be held soon.
“Live so totally that when death comes to you, let it find you alive. Let it find you ready, enjoying, celebrating, with a smile on your face.” – Osho.