New Delhi, September 28, 2026: Osho Neo Sannyas Day was celebrated with great joy at Osho Dham, Delhi, on Saturday, bringing together Osho’s sannyasins and lovers for a day of meditation, celebration, music, creativity and reflection on Osho’s vision of conscious living. The celebration was part of the three-day Osho Neo Sannyas Celebration being held from September 25 to 27.
The day’s programme, facilitated by Swami Chaitanya Keerti and Ma Jyoti, explored the journey of Neo Sannyas and Osho’s approach to meditation, awareness and celebrating life. The gathering saw participants come together in an atmosphere of joy and togetherness, with meditation forming an integral part of the celebrations.
A key highlight of the day was the opening of ‘THE DIVINE WITHIN’, a meditation-inspired art exhibition by Ma Dev Ananti (Alka Singh). The exhibition was inaugurated at Osho Dham on September 26 and brings together paintings that reflect the artist’s journey through meditation, silence and witnessing.
For Ma Dev Ananti, painting has become an extension of meditation. Her works explore the experience of discovering the Divine not as something external, but as an inner presence. Through colours, forms and natural imagery, the paintings attempt to express experiences that may be difficult to convey through words.
The exhibition also reflects the close relationship between meditation and creativity in Osho’s vision. Osho encouraged creative expression and welcomed artistic work in his communes, seeing creativity as a natural expression of an individual’s inner experience and awareness.
Speaking about the exhibition, Swami Chaitanya Keerti said, “Meditation and creativity have always had a natural relationship in Osho’s vision. When one becomes more silent and aware, creativity can emerge spontaneously. ‘THE DIVINE WITHIN’ is a beautiful example of how an inner journey through meditation can find expression through art.”
Ma Dharm Jyoti said, “Neo Sannyas is an invitation to live with awareness, freedom and celebration. When meditation becomes part of life, it can open new dimensions of creativity and expression.”
The exhibition ‘THE DIVINE WITHIN’ will remain an important part of the ongoing celebration at Osho Dham, with the artworks also available for visitors to take home.
