Meditation and Self‑Awareness Camp is a four‑day immersion at Osho Dham, Delhi, facilitated by Swami Anand Palavan (Japan), Ma Atma Atmuda (Japan), and Ma Dhyan Prachi. As announced, participants are introduced to Osho Dhyan alongside sessions in Gurdjieff Movements—bringing together seated/inner practice and conscious movement to nurture self‑awareness. The gathering invites sincerity, receptivity, and attentive participation so that silence, energy, and presence can harmonize naturally.
This overview reflects the announcement details. Specific stage‑by‑stage methods are transmitted in person by the facilitators during the camp; participants are guided directly in how to sit, move, and attune. Come prepared to learn through experience, to follow live instructions precisely, and to allow the practices to unfold with discipline, sensitivity, and openness.
Phase Instructions
Core Benefits
- Enhances self-awareness through a combination of seated and movement practices.
- Cultivates silence, energy, and presence in a natural harmony.
- Encourages sincerity, receptivity, and attentive participation.
- Facilitates experiential learning with direct guidance from facilitators.
- Promotes discipline, sensitivity, and openness in practice.
Common Questions
The camp includes Osho Dhyan meditation and Gurdjieff Movements, which combine seated inner practices with conscious movement.
The facilitators are Swami Anand Palavan, Ma Atma Atmuda, and Ma Dhyan Prachi, all experienced in guiding meditation practices.
Participants are expected to learn through experience, follow live instructions precisely, and allow the practices to unfold with discipline, sensitivity, and openness.
Participants receive specific stage-by-stage methods presented in person by the facilitators during the camp.