Rajneesh Commune Sabbatical

gurubuzz · 5th July 2009

Hi John,
Was this recorded in Oregon?

Did you spend much time at the commune? Any info or stories I would love to hear as I think the Bagwan was an amazing phenomenon and that a lot of his teachings will be more and more relevant now and in the future.

I notice some stuff you've done with a hindu/spiritual theme, did you try to find this work or did it come to you?

Buzz

johnleckie · 5th July 2009

You mean Seasons album by Morgan Fisher? No it was recorded at Medina Rajneesh Neo Sannyas Commune in Suffolk UK around 1982. Music was a big part of life in the commune. We had lots of instruments and a sound cellar where we could set up record. There was great pool of talented musicians to play but most of the record, which is all cover versions, was started with eight track tape percussion loops round the room and mixed too an arrangement. No click, no midi.
Osho or Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh has many teachings that are relevant to all of us living here and now today. I'm extremely grateful for my time with him. There are Osho centres around the world and I'd really recommend anyone to spend time with books or taped discourse and to actively participate in the meditations.
Thanks JL

5th July 2009	#1
gurubuzz Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2006 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 950 Thread Starter	Rajneesh Commune Sabbatical Hi John, Was this recorded in Oregon? Did you spend much time at the commune? Any info or stories I would love to hear as I think the Bagwan was an amazing phenomenon and that a lot of his teachings will be more and more relevant now and in the future. I notice some stuff you've done with a hindu/spiritual theme, did you try to find this work or did it come to you? Buzz __________________ TheDemoStudio.com

5th July 2009	#2
johnleckie Gear nut Joined: Jun 2009 Posts: 112	Rajneesh Commune Sabbatical You mean Seasons album by Morgan Fisher? No it was recorded at Medina Rajneesh Neo Sannyas Commune in Suffolk UK around 1982. Music was a big part of life in the commune. We had lots of instruments and a sound cellar where we could set up record. There was great pool of talented musicians to play but most of the record, which is all cover versions, was started with eight track tape percussion loops round the room and mixed too an arrangement. No click, no midi. Osho or Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh has many teachings that are relevant to all of us living here and now today. I'm extremely grateful for my time with him. There are Osho centres around the world and I'd really recommend anyone to spend time with books or taped discourse and to actively participate in the meditations. Thanks JL

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