Ambassador, who reached the meditation center on Thursday at Nagarjuna Hills, also released the English annual magazine "Osho Tapoban, the magic of Buddhafield" and the first issue of Hindi quarterly Magazine "Love Osho," published by Tapoban and Osho Prem Dhyan Ashram, Chattisgarh. [break]
According to a press statement issued by the Tapoban, Prasad visited the newly built Osho welcome lounge at the ashram and inquired about the literature on spirituality available at the Tapoban bookshop and purchased a set of 41 Osho books published by Tapoban under its ´Osho Books at Cost price´ program for the Nepal Bharat Library.
At the Rajneesh Dhyan Mandir, the Indian ambassador also released two magazines during the formal book release program at Osho white-robe meeting amongst 210 Osho disciples from India, America, Russia, Israel, UK, China, Austria, Germany, Switzerland and Nepal.
Speaking at the program, Prasad said, “The work that Tapoban is doing for creating a spiritual world family is very unique and I feel very relaxed and at home whenever I come here. I congratulate you and wish you all the best."
“Every time I come here, I feel very delighted to see this place more developed and beautiful. So many people have come here not only from India and Nepal but from all over the world to benefit from the presence of Swami Arun and the energy of this place,” the statement quoted Prasad as saying.
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