We invite you on a journey of transformation. A journey that gives space to time, experience and conscious presence.

Seven days at the Osho ashram in Pune, India, where we come into contact with different meditation practices, meet people from all over the world and participate in experiential sessions.

Then we continue to Goa, with time for relaxation and celebration. We live this experience together, combining inner exploration with the joy of life.

OSHO International Meditation Resort

The OSHO International Meditation Resort in Pune is a living space of experience, where meditation is approached as a quality that can accompany everyday life. It is not limited to a single practice, but is expressed through movement, silence, awareness and simple presence.

At the centre, we encounter different forms of meditation, both active and quiet, each illuminating a different side of the experience. These practices are not separate from daily life; they become tools that can be integrated into the way we live.

People from all over the world meet here, creating an environment of community, exchange and personal exploration. The experience opens space for lightness, joy and play, allowing us to relax old habits and move through life with greater freedom.

At the Osho centre in Pune, the workshops are multidimensional and experiential. They cover a wide range, from meditation techniques and therapeutic sessions to creative arts, body expression and personal development. Participants have the opportunity to explore themselves, release limiting patterns and connect with others through the guidance of experienced facilitators.

The resort extends across a green area with modern facilities, meditation halls, spaces for group therapy, a swimming pool and a cafe-restaurant with healthy options. Its park is a refuge of quietness, with trees, paths for silent walks and spaces where participants can meditate in nature. It is a place where the material and the spiritual coexist.

About Osho

Osho’s work is an important reference point in contemporary spiritual thought, focusing on awareness, freedom and the celebration of life. It is known for radical ideas, an emphasis on direct experience and meditation techniques that combine silence and movement.

Osho speaks of a spirituality that is not a denial of life, but a total acceptance of it. He refers to love as the fragrance of consciousness and to the importance of experiencing life fully, here and now.

He describes the ideal human being as “Zorba the Buddha”: a person who combines grounded enjoyment of life with the awareness of a Buddha. For Osho, this way of being does not reject pleasure or meditation, but lives life fully, celebrating it with awareness and joy.