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Osho Meditation: No Dimensions Meditation

No Dimensions Meditation

No Dimensions Meditation is an Osho Active Meditation that weaves a precise, center-oriented dance with Sufi-inspired whirling and concludes in deep stillness. Beginning from the hara—the body’s energetic center just below the navel—the practice...

Category: Active Duration: 60 minutes

No Dimensions Meditation is an Osho Active Meditation that weaves a precise, center-oriented dance with Sufi-inspired whirling and concludes in deep stillness. Beginning from the hara—the body’s energetic center just below the navel—the practice moves love through six directions, expands awareness with the voice’s "Shoo" sound, and then dissolves boundaries through turning, finally allowing all gathered energy to settle into silence and witnessing.

Rooted in Osho’s vision of meditation as a living, embodied process, this method uses music and clearly defined gestures to align breath, movement, sound, and attention. It invites you to move gracefully, to keep your eyes softly engaged where required, and to let the sequence carry you—first into centered flow, then into surrendering whirl, and at last into the dimensionless space within.


Phase Instructions

Core Benefits

  • Center-oriented dance that enhances focus and balance
  • Expansion of awareness through voice sound
  • Dissolution of boundaries through turning
  • Gathering and settling of energy into silence
  • Integration of breath, movement, sound, and attention

Common Questions

What is the starting point of No Dimensions Meditation?

The meditation begins from the hara, the body's energetic center just below the navel.

What is the purpose of the 'Shoo' sound in the meditation?

The 'Shoo' sound is used to expand awareness during the practice.

How does the meditation incorporate physical movement?

It uses a precise, center-oriented dance followed by Sufi-inspired whirling.

What state does the meditation aim to achieve at its conclusion?

The meditation concludes in a state of deep stillness and witnessing.

How are the senses utilized during the meditation?

Meditators are invited to have their eyes softly engaged where required and to align breath, movement, sound, and attention.