Ma Divyam Astha

I feel deeply grateful to experience Work Meditation at Osho Nisarga.  For me, this is more than a place — it is home, a return to myself.

I first came here at age twelve — innocent, open, and instantly at home. From the start, I felt an unexplainable heart-connection with Ma Neelam, a sense of belonging, as if returning to something familiar.

Over the years, through many meditation camps, a silent longing grew within me. I kept coming back, pulled by something deeper than reason — my devotion. An invisible thread ties my heart to this space, to my Master, to Ma Neelam.

When the opportunity for Work Meditation arose, it felt like grace. Not my choice, but as if I was chosen.
Here, I didn’t just learn to work — I learned to be. Cleaning became meditation, arranging became awareness, service became gratitude. Slowly, inner silence deepened. I grew more patient, grounded, and connected within myself — even amidst outer activity. My inner and outer journeys began walking together.

Every day feels sacred — the mountains, the river, the air, the silence. Many mornings, standing still, I’ve felt Osho’s presence around me, as if existence itself guided each step.

This is why I return — not just to visit, but to reconnect, to bow in gratitude, to offer my energy in devotion. Work, meditation, journey — all are becoming one.

Nisarga is my spiritual home. I come for my Master, for Ma Neelam, for the silence that reminds me who I truly am.
Work Meditation has brought me closer to my Master and deeper into myself. For that, my heart is forever grateful.

Ma Divyam Astha