Vishrant

23/10/2026

Reacting to the Moment I Lost It in Front of Osho in 1985

Full video available on Vishrant’s YouTube channel 🙏🏻❤️

23/10/2026

23/10/2026

What was Osho’s enlightenment like?
Was he enlightened?

Yes, he was Awake.
I sat in his satsangs for years and spoke with him directly, so I can tell you.

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It started in 1985.

It wasn’t until I sat in front of him that I realised
there were really two types of people on this planet...

Those who are asleep, which is the majority,
and those who are Awake.

And he was Awake.

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There was an absence in him.

I’ve always been able to sense people, feel them,
and I could not feel him as a person.

I could feel his presence as a Buddha, but that’s not an identity.
That’s different.

And when I looked into his eyes,
I saw that there was nobody there,
and I realised, “This is what Awake is.”

He blew my mind.

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And I’d already rejected him years before.

A friend I’d been doing encounter groups with for nine years joined him in the late seventies,
and he played me a tape, and I went, “No.”

I wasn’t ready to hear him.

I thought he was funny,
but I didn’t realise who he was, or what he was.

I just thought he was this Indian guy who was funny.

So I did have contact,
but the contact didn’t take.

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When I was called to him, it was curiosity, mostly.

What the heck’s going on?
Why have I been called to this Indian guy?

And being a businessman, I was used to jumping.
I was used to making decisions
and making it happen immediately, so I did.

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It got me into a lot of trouble with my fiancée.

She didn’t like the idea one bit,
and eventually my connection with Osho broke us up,
because she gave me a choice:

Stay with Osho, or stay with her and leave Osho.

That was the night I got kicked out of the house.
I chose a spiritual life.
I chose Osho.

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I wasn’t ready when I heard the tape.

Sitting in front of him,
I saw what Awake is, and my whole life turned on it.

So don’t take my word for it, or anyone else’s.

Have a look for yourself.

Come and sit in Satsang.
Bring your questions, or just sit and listen.

It’s free (donations welcome) and online, Tuesday 11 am and Friday 7:30 pm Perth time (AWST).

https://www.vishrant.org/satsang

23/10/2026

"Everybody who’s seeking their true self is already at home.

They’re already that.
They’re just not aware of it.

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For me, it was a process, and it was a process that took a long time.

The beginning was getting present to what is real,
which is basically meditation.

If you’re present to what is real and you’re not thinking,
you’re in meditation.

I’m in meditation pretty much all the time because I don’t entertain dream.
I can’t be bothered with it.
I love reality.

Reality is what I can see, what I can hear, what I can touch,
what I can smell, what I can taste.

What I think is not reality, and I know that.

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The other thing I found I loved was heart.

I worked out that if we are open, we can perceive heart quite easily.
But if we’re closed and defended, we can’t.

So my second practice was the practice of openness, so I could perceive love.

As far as enlightenment is concerned,
I found that when I was in the presence of my awake teachers,
I’d find myself as beingness.

So I attended as many Satsangs as I could.

After one retreat with an enlightened man,
I found myself as beingness, and it’s been that way ever since.

After the retreat and the teacher had gone, the next day I found Vishrant had also gone.

And he hasn’t been seen since.

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I don’t experience myself as an “I.”

I experience an absence of Vishrant,
but I do experience myself as the universe, every particle being love.

When I first found that, I lost a lot of my personality.
A lot of my human traits disappeared.

I didn’t blink, and I didn’t look away when I talked to people.
I came across as quite non-human.

Since then, I’ve been pretending to be human so I can communicate with people.

But it is a pretence.

Because the bottom line is, we’re not human beings.
We are pure beingness.
We always have been.
We cannot be anything other than that.

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Self-inquiry is the potential for awareness to become aware of itself
and possibly stay aware of itself, which is enlightenment.

There is nothing spiritual about it.
There is nothing holy about it.
It’s just what we can do as human beings.

Unfortunately, there’s an awful lot of spirituality wrapped around it.
Smells and bells, which I don’t get into one bit.

I love reality.
I don’t like bu****it much.

You can wake up.
You’ve just got to prepare the mind for it.

A mind that can relax.
A mind that can stay ambient even while under fire.
That’s the right type of mind.

Then you can do self-inquiry,
or you can come into the presence of someone who’s awake.

That’s where I woke up.

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The consequence of that is pretty much constant bliss.
Profound contentment for no reason.

Usually, we get contented for a reason.
But I’ve been experiencing profound contentment for no reason for 27 years.
So I do recommend it.

It’s not holy.
It’s not spiritual.
It’s just something we can do as human beings.

We can find ourselves as Truth and exist as that,
instead of existing as this animal that thinks it’s been somewhere
and thinks it’s going somewhere."

- Vishrant

23/10/2026

Vishrant Reacts to His 1985 Interview With Osho: “You’re Not Listening to Me”

Full video available on Vishrant’s YouTube channel 🙏🏻❤️

22/10/2026

“After 35 years of heavy drinking… it’s not even a thought anymore.” 🕊️

For decades, Friday night meant one thing: the end of the week, and a drink.

Two months ago, that changed.

Not through force. Not through willpower.
It started with joining Satsang with Vishrant at the end of January.

And somewhere along the way, the craving simply… dropped away.

“Typically on a Friday night, I would look forward to a drink. And that’s just gone now.”

Now Friday nights look different.
Instead of reaching for a glass, there’s presence, stillness, and a community that feels like home.

“Being here with you and this community on a Friday night is just so special for me.”

Sometimes the deepest changes happen quietly, without even trying.

Join Satsang with Vishrant.
vishrant.org/satsang

22/10/2026

You always have been.❤️🙏🏻

21/10/2026

When Osho Transferred His Enlightenment to Me

What if everything you thought was falling apart was actually making way for something extraordinary?

In this intimate Satsang, Vishrant reflects on his own extraordinary experience sitting with Osho and explores the mysterious relationship between spiritual awakening, the Buddha field, and the transformation that can unfold in the presence of an enlightened master.

21/10/2026

"How can you tell if someone isn’t awake?

Enlightenment doesn’t have a look.
Someone can speak beautifully about it.

They can have a calm manner, a spiritual title,
a compelling story about what happened to them.

None of that, on its own, tells you they’re awake.

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A satori can be a powerful glimpse of reality.

And after that glimpse, a person can go back to ego-based reality.

They remember the experience,
they talk about it,
and they’re still caught in the same patterns of mind.

That’s the difference between a passing glimpse and full enlightenment.

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When you’re caught in fear, anger, upset, or resistance,
you’ve been drawn back into the dream of the mind.

So look at the patterns.

Don’t be impressed by the words or the claims.

And don’t turn this into a checklist.

One reaction doesn’t tell you the whole story of someone’s inner life.

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Discernment matters when you’re deciding who to trust.

A spiritual title is not proof.
Confidence is not proof.
A story about awakening is not proof.

An experience of awakening is not the same as being awake."

- Vishrant