Podcasts about sannyasins

Guruji Rishi Vasu sits with Alex to describe his fasting experiences & knowledge. The 40 days on water he did in a tantric ashram and the 21 days he's just done. Alex also just finished a 14-day water-only fasting. They talk about their experiences and some of the science behind fasting. Rishi Vasu is also a doctor and he has also been guiding people on their fasting journeys. Chapters: 0:00 Intro & Alex's 14-day experience 4:45 Rishi's experience with fasting & history of spiritual fasts 9:30 Fasting is new to modern medical science. This is why. The name of the Japanese researcher is Yoshinori Ohsumi 15:15 Describing the fasting process & experience 21:02 Should you be active while fasting? 27:30 Should you fill up your reserves before fasting? 32:20 True carnivores vs human "carnivores" and why fasting is natural 36:55 Why is the Buddha sometimes represented as fat? 42:55 How to break a fast? 48:05 Veganism, non-violence and non-judgement 55:22 Becoming sensitive to nutrition & conclusion LINKS: THE LIGHTLEADERS PODCAST: Join our Telegram group: https://t.me/thelightleaders Join Alex's Telegram channel: https://t.me/newearth Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thelightleaders All platforms, including audio podcasts: https://thelightleaders.org RISHI VASU & MYT YOGA: Website: https://www.mytyoga.com/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/mytyoga/ Rishi was born in a traditional Sanatana family which was very connected to the system of Tantra and Yoga. That gave him the opportunity to learn Sanskrit, the spiritual scriptures and the inner science from an early age. He spent lots of time in different Ashrams and absorbed the original forms of Tantra Yoga. Later, he studied and worked in Krishnamurti's school. This gave him a deep understanding about the network of thought and the way out of it through awakening the capacity to just observe and listen to one's mind without any judgement and identification. Rishi then went on to study with Himalayan Yoga Masters and modern Gurus from south India such as Patabhi Jois and B.K.S. Iyengar. He is a life long disciple of the enlightened master Osho and spent several years in Osho's community. He translated many Osho books from Hindi to English during his Work as Meditation program at Osho International Meditation Resort. Rishi travelled to Europe, America and many Asian countries extensively and taught traditional Tantra and Yoga in their original form. According to Rishi, the radical transformation in his being started taking place during ‘Work as Meditation' at Osho's Ashram. As Osho says- ‘You work for me and I'll work on you'. This statement started manifesting in Rishi's life. He describes the process as rewiring of his whole physical and energetic system to a higher template based on inner ecstasy. His yoga Guru Mr. Iyengar requested him to start a Yoga School in India. With the help of his beloved friends and Osho's Sannyasins, Lila, Sasa and Swami Ansh his Yoga School was started in Goa and it became a great success in a very short period of time. It is Rishi's passion to bring to people's awareness the fact that the twin systems of Tantra and Yoga have never really been separate. They are two aspects of Sanatanam Dharma, the eternal flow of truth.

Rishi Vasu is one of my top spiritual teachers. I had the chance to sit with him and ask him about yoga. He has yoga schools in Goa and in Bali. Chapters: 0:00 Intro 2:05 His background & being into yoga from a young age 14:24 What yoga is truly about 21:07 Yoga is much more than a workout 27:54 The different parts of yoga 35:55 Vipassana meditation 42:31 Relationship between yoga & tantra 48:01 What is enlightenment? 53:45 Conclusion & upcoming trainings LINKS: RISHI VASU & MYT YOGA: Website: https://www.mytyoga.com/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/mytyoga/ THE LIGHTLEADERS PODCAST: Join our Telegram group: https://t.me/thelightleaders Join Alex's Telegram channel: https://t.me/newearth Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thelightleaders All platforms, including audio podcasts: https://thelightleaders.org Rishi was born in a traditional Sanatana family which was very connected to the system of Tantra and Yoga. That gave him the opportunity to learn Sanskrit, the spiritual scriptures and the inner science from an early age. He spent lots of time in different Ashrams and absorbed the original forms of Tantra Yoga. Later, he studied and worked in Krishnamurti's school. This gave him a deep understanding about the network of thought and the way out of it through awakening the capacity to just observe and listen to one's mind without any judgement and identification. Rishi then went on to study with Himalayan Yoga Masters and modern Gurus from south India such as Patabhi Jois and B.K.S. Iyengar. He is a life long disciple of the enlightened master Osho and spent several years in Osho's community. He translated many Osho books from Hindi to English during his Work as Meditation program at Osho International Meditation Resort. Rishi travelled to Europe, America and many Asian countries extensively and taught traditional Tantra and Yoga in their original form. According to Rishi, the radical transformation in his being started taking place during ‘Work as Meditation' at Osho's Ashram. As Osho says- ‘You work for me and I'll work on you'. This statement started manifesting in Rishi's life. He describes the process as rewiring of his whole physical and energetic system to a higher template based on inner ecstasy. His yoga Guru Mr. Iyengar requested him to start a Yoga School in India. With the help of his beloved friends and Osho's Sannyasins, Lila, Sasa and Swami Ansh his Yoga School was started in Goa and it became a great success in a very short period of time. It is Rishi's passion to bring to people's awareness the fact that the twin systems of Tantra and Yoga have never really been separate. They are two aspects of Sanatanam Dharma, the eternal flow of truth.

I am proud to introduce to you Swamini Shraddhananda Saraswati. SwaminiJi is the founder and primary teacher of Kula Kamala Foundation & Yoga Ashram, a 501c3 nonprofit organization. She is a monk in the Sivananda Order of Sannyasins and a 500E-RYT registered with Yoga Alliance. She began practicing yoga in her early twenties and has found it to be a continually transformative, reaffirming and uplifting lifestyle, one which continues to help her integrate and connect more deeply. Visit SwaminiJi at the links below and we hope you enjoy:WEBSITE: https://kulakamalafoundation.orgFACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/kulakamalafoundationINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/kulakamalayoga/YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@kulakamalayogaDuring this conversation we speak on some of these topics:What gave her the drive to follow through on her dream? How did you become a yoga therapist?Mantras as a way to learn. Yoga as a solution to violence. Thanks for listening to this episode. Check out:

Antes de ser conhecido como Osho, e antes mesmo de ser conhecido como Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, o futuro líder espiritual se chamava Rajneesh Chandra Mohan Jain. Após ser perseguido na índia, se muda para os EUA e funda sua própria comunidade espiritual. Uma verdadeira batalha de nervos se instaura entre os moradores de Antelope e a comunidade recém batizada de Rajneeshpuram. Desconfiança e intimidação eram destilados de todos os lados, seja pelos moradores de Antelope desejando a saída dos forasteiros, seja pelos Sannyasins liderados por Sheela, desejosos de se expandir. Guerra cultural, terrorismo biológico e um líder espiritual em silêncio. Quem foi OSHO? No episódio de hoje, nossos investigadores Andrei Fernandes, Ira Croft, Tupá Guerra e Vinicius Ferreira do Magickando convidam Maycon Rodrigo do podcast Fale, Ser! para dissertar sobre a história de Rajneesh e sua tão influente seita.

Antes de ser conhecido como Osho, e antes mesmo de ser conhecido como Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, o futuro líder espiritual se chamava Rajneesh Chandra Mohan Jain. Após ser perseguido na índia, se muda para os EUA e funda sua própria comunidade espiritual. Uma verdadeira batalha de nervos se instaura entre os moradores de Antelope e a comunidade recém batizada de Rajneeshpuram. Desconfiança e intimidação eram destilados de todos os lados, seja pelos moradores de Antelope desejando a saída dos forasteiros, seja pelos Sannyasins liderados por Sheela, desejosos de se expandir. Guerra cultural, terrorismo biológico e um líder espiritual em silêncio. Quem foi OSHO? No episódio de hoje, nossos investigadores Andrei Fernandes, Ira Croft, Tupá Guerra e Vinicius Ferreira do Magickando convidam Maycon Rodrigo do podcast Fale, Ser! para dissertar sobre a história de Rajneesh e sua tão influente seita.

In this miniseries, I chat with Sam Jahara about her experiences growing up in the Rajneesh movement after her parents began following Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh. Sam answers the question of "Where were the children?" and the answers are unpleasant reminders that in a high control environment, allegiance can only be to leadership, leaving no space for relationships familial or otherwise. Sam Jahara is a practising counsellor and psychotherapist for Brighton and Hove Psychotherapy. You can find her work here - https://www.brightonandhovepsychotherapy.com/practitioners/sam-jahara/Crimecon tickets available here - www.crimecon.co.ukGet in Touch or Support -Patreon - patreon.com/thecultvault ( https://app.redcircle.com/shows/b87e3... )Cult Vault Shop - cultvaultpodcast.com/shop ( https://app.redcircle.com/shows/b87e3... )Crimecon UK 2022 - https://www.crimecon.co.uk/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cultvaultpod/Twitter: https://twitter.com/CultVaultPodReddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/Cult-VaultGmail: cultvaultpodcast@gmail.com

This is Dragon Lady, the last witness, the sequel series of "Soli" by Roberta Lippi.Her name was Deeksha, and she was one of the women of power in Osho's entourage, the famous Indian guru, and one of the few disciples to have direct access to the teacher.Deeksha was somewhat of a living legend in the ashram because many considered her to be a true tyrant. Osho often spoke of her as an exemplary figure, calling her Zen Master or Dragon Master, and still today the Sannyasins remember her this way. even if she has long since disappeared from the scene.Deeksha arrived in the United States and was destined to take over Rajneeshpuram together with Ma Anand Sheela, but suddenly decided to leave the commune. The reasons that prompted her to leave have remained secret for over 40 years. Today she has decided to talk and reveal everything about the community and the guru.

The curious case of cults! Bhagwan Rajneesh and his Sannyasins are at the forefront of today's discussion. Join Holly & Justine as they explore the lives, teachings, and illegal activities of Rajneeshpuram citizens. Have a topic you'd like us to cover? Fill out our topic request form here: https://forms.gle/g2BLWFxb5SmBsjx89 Follow us on Instagram @Mthepodcast Sources: Anna Silman: 9 Rajneeshpuram Residents on What Wild Wild Country Got Wrong Hugh Urban: Rajneeshpuram Was More than a Utopia in the Desert. It Was a Mirror of the Time. Janja Lalich: Why do People Join Cults? Britannica Biography: Bhagwan Rajneesh Joe Carter: 9 Things You Should Know About the Rajneeshees Christopher Calder: The Enigmatic "Bhagwan," Osho Rajneesh Reddit AMA Lewis F. Carter: The Oregon Colony at Peak Development Census of India Myles Bonnar & Steven Brocklehurst: The Scot who was the sex guru's bodyguard Youtube Video: Bhagwan Rajneesh Ian Norris: Can We Transcend Materialism? LCMS Org: Human Potential Movement OSHO.com: Making Love, Sacred Experience OSHO.com: Capitalism/Communism Revolution OSHO.com: You are Responsible OSHO.com: The Story Behind Wild Wild Country Corinne Cummings: 11 Things We Learned From Jane Stork's Memoir Anuj Bansal, Ashish Mittal , and Vikas Seth: Osho Dynamic Meditation's Effect on Serum Cortisol Level Youtube: Bhagwan about Drugs Douglas Perry: What happened to the Rajneeshees' Oregon paradise? Photos show decay, rebirth State of Oregon: Antelope AP Archive: Rajneesh Taken to Oregon to Face Charges OSHO.com: Jesus Never Died

Anfang der 80er Jahre haben sich die "Sannyasins" des Gurus Bhagwan in Köln fest etabliert: Im Belgischen Viertel, wo über 400 Anhänger in 30 Wohnungen wohnen, gehören die orangenen Kutten zum Straßenbild. Viele arbeiten in einschlägigen Restaurants, Diskos, Werkstätten. Immer wieder brechen Gruppen in die USA auf, um dem inzwischen dort residierenden Guru beim Aufbau einer gigantischen Weltkommune zu helfen. // Von Achim Nuhr / WDR 2021 / www.radiofeature.wdr.de Von Achim Nuhr.

Robert Doetsch und seine Freunde müssen entscheiden, wie es mit ihrer Kölner Kommune weitergeht. Die Gruppe verdammt Bhagwans engste Mitarbeiter, die inzwischen wegen Mordversuchen und Verschwörung gesucht werden, bleibt dem Guru aber treu. Lukrative Kölner Objekte wie die prächtig laufenden Diskotheken werden aufgeteilt, das bestehende Osho UTA Institut Cologne entsteht. // Von Achim Nuhr / WDR 2021 / www.radiofeature.wdr.de Von Achim Nuhr.

Anfang der 80er Jahre haben sich die "Sannyasins" des Gurus Bhagwan in Köln fest etabliert: Im Belgischen Viertel, wo über 400 Anhänger in 30 Wohnungen wohnen, gehören die orangenen Kutten zum Straßenbild. Viele arbeiten in einschlägigen Restaurants, Diskos, Werkstätten. Immer wieder brechen Gruppen in die USA auf, um dem inzwischen dort residierenden Guru beim Aufbau einer gigantischen Weltkommune zu helfen. // Von Achim Nuhr / WDR 2021 / www.radiofeature.wdr.de Von Achim Nuhr.

Robert Doetsch und seine Freunde müssen entscheiden, wie es mit ihrer Kölner Kommune weitergeht. Die Gruppe verdammt Bhagwans engste Mitarbeiter, die inzwischen wegen Mordversuchen und Verschwörung gesucht werden, bleibt dem Guru aber treu. Lukrative Kölner Objekte wie die prächtig laufenden Diskotheken werden aufgeteilt, das bestehende Osho UTA Institut Cologne entsteht. // Von Achim Nuhr / WDR 2021 / www.radiofeature.wdr.de Von Achim Nuhr.

This week Ashley and Megan cover the Part One of the Rajneesh Cult. Listen to find out the story of how Antelope, Oregon became the City of Rajneeshpuram overnight and how the overtake pursued. We take a deep dive of how the townsfolk felt as well as the Sannyasins. This is the first part of a two part episode! So cup it up and let's get started!

Max Brecher is a former New York political journalist, and author of 5 books including “A passage to America”, an investigative journalistic account of the events around Rajneeshpuram. A passage to America systematically explores the complex sequence of events that led to Osho’s deportation and the collapse of a $150 million commune-city in the Oregon desert. Based entirely on historical records and more than a hundred interviews conducted in the United States, Europe and India, the book re-examines old misconceptions in the light of new evidence and proves beyond a doubt that there was a conspiracy against Osho and his message.This is a special episode investigating the facts surrounding the meteoric rise of Rajneeshpuram and its even faster fall, including Osho’s illegal arrest, secretive detention, alleged poisoning and deportation. Max Brecher has conducted a high-quality investigative journalistic account and shares detailed information, underpinned by solid and robust evidence, about the most controversial aspects of the Rajneeshpuram saga. If you have ever wondered what really happened to Osho in the USA, in this 2-part episode, you will find clear and exhaustive answers. This conversation could not avoid touching upon the highly disputed relationship between Osho and Sheela.Here’s what you’ll learn in this episode:02.20 - Max’s background and motivation for writing the book05.00 - How Max managed to interview high government officials12.20 - How Max financed his huge project15.10 - Osho’s visa and immigration status20.10 - The issue of land use and the conflict with the residents 25.25 - Sannyasins’ accomplishments: building a city centrally located in the middle of nowhere27.50 - SWAT Team and National guard preparing to storm the commune 33.50 - Osho is arrested illegally without a warrant, detained for 12 days and allegedly slow poisoned with thallium and radioactive sources46.40 - Max’s view on WWC 50.20 - Evidence of Osho’s involvement in the crimesResources:Max Brecher’s websiteMax Brecher’s bookLove Osho Youtube channelLove Osho Free Guide - How to meditate if you can't sit quietlyConnect with us on Facebook and InstagramMusic and Voice by Chinmaya Dunster*** REVIEW! ***If you have enjoyed the show, please subscribe and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. It makes it easier for other people to find us and benefit from the content. Thank you so much!

In diesem Podcast hat Wanda zwei besondere Gäste zu Gast: ihre ELTERN - Isabella Badwal & Prof. Dr. Bernd Fittkau. Wanda ist das Kind sogenannter "Hippie Eltern". Reisende, die als Teil der 68er Bewegung, in den 70/80er Jahren nach Indien pilgerten, auf der Suche nach Antworten auf die großen Fragen des Lebens. Beide waren Schüler des spirituellen Lehrers, Philosophen und Mystikers Osho auch bekannt als Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh. Einige von euch haben vielleicht die Netflix Doku "Wild Wild Country" gesehen… Darin wird Oshos Aufenthalt in Amerika überwiegend negativ und sehr einseitig dargestellt. Oshos Meditationszentrum in Poona zog ab Mitte der Siebziger Jahre tausende Pilger an. Von dort trugen Intellektuelle, Promis und Sinnsuchende Oshos Lehren als seine Schüler, sogenannte „Sannyasins“, in die USA oder nach Deutschland. (s. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neo-Sannyas). Sie übten sich in materieller Enthaltsamkeit, kleideten sich zum Ausdruck ihrer Spiritualität in rote Kleider und trugen eine Mala, eine Gebetskette mit 108 Perlen. Unter den begeisterten Deutschen fanden sich einige Prominente: Barbara Rütting, Helmut von Fink, Stern-Redakteur Jörg Andrees Elten. Elten brach in Hamburg alle Brücken ab, stieg aus und schrieb einen „Aussteiger"-Bestseller: „Ganz entspannt im Hier und Jetzt“. Wanda erschien es wichtig auch den positiven Aspekt der Bewegung, der sich überwiegend VOR der Zeit in Oregon ereignete, und damit ein anderes Bild von Osho zu zeichnen; jenseits von Waffen und Sexskandalen. Oshos Lehren sind zeitlos gültig und es wäre bedauerlich und kurzsichtig, sie auf die „Oregon-Skandale“ zu reduzieren, die zu einem großen Teil von den Medien gezielt abwertend propagiert wurden. In diesem Podcast hörst du von zwei ehemaligen Schülern Oshos mehr über die Hintergründe seiner Arbeit und Lehrern in Indien, die das Leben vieler Menschen bis heute positiv verändert und bewegt hat. Mit der Suche ihrer Eltern und der Bewegung auf dem Inneren Weg, wurde auch für Wandas heutiges Leben als spiritueller Guide und Yogalehrerin ein wichtiger Grundstein gelegt. Oshos Lehren, inbesondere seine dynamischen Meditationstechniken, stellen bis heute eine wichtige Inspiration für Wandas Arbeit dar und sind Teil ihres Yoga Teacher Trainings. Isabella Badwal ist Kinder- und Jugendlichenpsychotherapeutin & systemische Familien Therapeutin mit eigener Praxis in Hamburg, Prof. Dr. Bernd Fittkau war über 40 Jahre Psychologie Professor an der Uni Göttingen und außerdem lange als Führungskräfte- und Team-Entwickler tätig. Heute engagiert er sich für die Gemeinwohlöknomie. Themen in diesem Podcast: - Wer war Osho ? - Erfahrungen ehemaliger Schüler von Osho - Gesellschaftliche Zustände in den 70er Jahren, die diese Bewegung möglich gemacht haben - Was war Oshos Botschaft, wie ist sie für uns heute noch relevant ? - Über die Meditationspraktiken, Methodenvielfalt im Ashram in Puna - Wie wirkt sich die Erfahrungen bis heute im Leben von Bernd und Isabella aus? - Empfehlungen der Beiden für junge Suchende auf dem inneren Weg - Rückblick auf Erfahrungen im Ashram im indischen Puna - Die Wichtigkeit der Gemeinwohlökonomie Buch Tipps von Osho: - Beziehungsdrama oder Liebesabenteuer (kleine Reihe) - Tod, der Höhepunkt des Lebens: Ausgewählte Texte zum Thema Leben, Tod und Sterben (kleine Reihe) - Mut - Lebe wild und gefährlich (Wandas Favorit) - Mein Weg: Der Weg der weißen Wolke - Tantra - Die höchste Einsicht - Das Buch der Geheimnisse - 112 Meditationstechniken zur Entdeckung der inneren Wahrheit - Das Orangene Buch - Die Osho Mediationen für das 21. Jahrhundert - Angst - Die Unwägbarkeiten des Lebens annehmen und verstehen - mit CD - Das Buch der Frauen - die Quelle der weiblichen Kraft - Liebe, Freiheit - Alleinsein (Wandas Favorit) - Osho: Intelligenz des Herzens

On the meaning and history of solitude, and how thinkers from the past 2500 years weigh in on the Coronavirus quarantine with Drs. Melissa Lane and Adam Graves. Further Reading (direct links at anchor.fm/dphi): Sikkim, Sannyasins, Sadhu, Athanasius, St. Augustine, Montaigne, Plato, Aristotle, Desert Fathers, Desert Mothers, Phaedrus, Transcendentalism, Romanticism, Praktikos, Nicomachean Ethics, Epicurus, Machiavelli, Emerson, Thoreau, Rousseau, John Cassian, Anchorite, Episode Image Thanks to Kelsey Percival, Hannah Warner, and Gabriel Grinsteiner. To learn about D-phi and joining our live events, visit dphi.org

Im Januar 1990 starb der indische Guru Osho, der in den 70er und 80er Jahren unter dem Namen Bhagwan bekannt war. Zu Lebzeiten wurde er von manchen Medien als "Sexguru" angegriffen. In Deutschland hat seine Lehre, die im Menschen selbst das Göttliche sucht, noch rund 40.000 Anhänger, die in einigen Zentren als Sannyasins zusammen leben.

Dieses 8. Kapitel der Bhagavad Gita behandelt den Yoga des unvergänglichen Brahman. Im 8. Kapitel, 11. Vers spricht Krishna darüber Arjuna bald mehr Erläuterung über das Ziel der Selbstbeherrschten zu geben. Er sagt: Das, was die Kenner der Veden das Unvergängliche nennen, das, wohin die Selbstbeherrschten (Asketen und Sannyasins) und die Leidenschaftslosen eingehen, und das, wofür die Menschen, die es ersehnen, im Zölibat leben – dieses Ziel werde Ich dir kurz erläutern. Swami Sivananda erläutert dir diesen 11. Vers des 8. Kapitels der Bhagavad Gita, der großartigen Schrift über Yoga, über spirituelles Leben und Meditation. Seminare zu Bhagavad Gita und indischen Schriften findest du: HIER. Alles zum Thema Bhagavad Gita HIER zu finden. Sprecher: Hannes Wissing.

Dieses 8. Kapitel der Bhagavad Gita behandelt den Yoga des unvergänglichen Brahman. Im 8. Kapitel, 11. Vers spricht Krishna darüber Arjuna bald mehr Erläuterung über das Ziel der Selbstbeherrschten zu geben. Er sagt: Das, was die Kenner der Veden das Unvergängliche nennen, das, wohin die Selbstbeherrschten (Asketen und Sannyasins) und die Leidenschaftslosen eingehen, und das, wofür die Menschen, die es ersehnen, im Zölibat leben – dieses Ziel werde Ich dir kurz erläutern. Swami Sivananda erläutert dir diesen 11. Vers des 8. Kapitels der Bhagavad Gita, der großartigen Schrift über Yoga, über spirituelles Leben und Meditation. Seminare zu Bhagavad Gita und indischen Schriften findest du: HIER. Alles zum Thema Bhagavad Gita HIER zu finden. Sprecher: Hannes Wissing.

Dieses 8. Kapitel der Bhagavad Gita behandelt den Yoga des unvergänglichen Brahman. Im 8. Kapitel, 11. Vers spricht Krishna darüber Arjuna bald mehr Erläuterung über das Ziel der Selbstbeherrschten zu geben. Er sagt: Das, was die Kenner der Veden das Unvergängliche nennen, das, wohin die Selbstbeherrschten (Asketen und Sannyasins) und die Leidenschaftslosen eingehen, und das, wofür die Menschen, die es ersehnen, im Zölibat leben – dieses Ziel werde Ich dir kurz erläutern. Swami Sivananda erläutert dir diesen 11. Vers des 8. Kapitels der Bhagavad Gita, der großartigen Schrift über Yoga, über spirituelles Leben und Meditation. Seminare zu Bhagavad Gita und indischen Schriften findest du: HIER. Alles zum Thema Bhagavad Gita HIER zu finden. Sprecher: Hannes Wissing.

It’s the third installment of our Cults series and this week we’re seeing red! Travel with us to the Big Muddy Ranch in Oregon and learn about the Rajneeshee movement of the early 1980’s. Made popular by the Netflix documentary series Wild, Wild Country, they’re not quite as sinister as some of other cults we’ll cover in this series, but a freaky deaky sex cult nonetheless. Hippies and semi-automatic weapons DO NOT MIX WELL in the small town of Antelope, causing friction between the Rajneeshees and the old crotchety town folk. As always, we’ll compare the actual definition of a cult with the practices and antics of the Sannyasins and see where we land. It’s about to get Wild! **we do not own the music used in this episode and no copyright infringement is intended** --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/notreligiouspod/message

In episode V, we close out our summer special on Netflix's "Wild, Wild Country." In this finale, Daniel, Robert, and I had the pleasure of welcoming Sherry Voluntary to the show to discuss her own experience in a non-traditional religious organization. Sherry relates her 27 year experience with her own group to the Sannyasins' experience following Osho. She also relates her emotions in leaving her group to that of the Sannyasins in leaving Rajneeshpuram.  We were very excited to have Sherry on the show! Sherry Voluntary is a former co-host of "Speaking Freely," a regular weekday program which aired on Knoxville Talk 92.3 FM. She now continues her work through hosting two excellent podcasts: "The Sherry Voluntary Show" and "Postcards from Somalia." Daniel and Robert are the dynamic hosts of the Actual Anarchy Podcast, which cover movies and films from a Rothbardian lens. They also host "the Last Nighters," which is the same show, except with a normie-friendly name!  Episode 92 of the Liberty Weekly Podcast is Brought to you by: Please Consider Supporting Projects on DonorSee The Liberty Weekly Amazon Affiliate Link The Liberty Weekly Patreon Page: help support the show and gain access to tons of bonus content! Become a patron today! Become a Patron!   Our Nord VPN Affiliate Link Our Liberty Classroom Affiliate Link

James Moran, Erica Jones and I talk about the astrological archetypes that played themselves out through the lives of the self-made guru Rajneesh (Osho) and his secretary Ma Anand Sheela - as illustrated in the amazing Netflix documentary "Wild Wild Country".

Autorin Ursula Gruber wuchs selbst inmitten von Sannyasins auf, den Jüngern des indischen Gurus Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh. Ihre filmische Karriere begann sie als Dokumentarfilmerin. Dann schrieb sie ihr erstes Drehbuch für einen Kinofilm, bei dem die eigene Jugend als exotische Außenseiterin Pate stand. Als Regisseur für die bayerische Heimatkomödie der besonderen Art konnte sie Marcus H. Rosenmüller gewinnen.