Osho Mahaparinirvana Day Celebration
January 19On 19th January 1990, Osho left his body. Tapoban honors this day each year with a 24-hour silent meditation, music, and dance — celebrating his journey beyond the body, beyond death.

Each year Tapoban observes seven days of deep gratitude, celebration and silence — moments where the commune turns into a living festival of meditation.
On 19th January 1990, Osho left his body. Tapoban honors this day each year with a 24-hour silent meditation, music, and dance — celebrating his journey beyond the body, beyond death.
Osho attained enlightenment on 21st March 1953. The same date marks the establishment of Osho Tapoban. We celebrate with morning Dynamic, special discourses, music and a great evening Arati.
Sannyasins from around the world gather at Tapoban to celebrate the birthday of our beloved Master Swami Anand Arun with garlands, songs, dance and a long evening of satsang.
The most sacred day for any disciple. Tapoban celebrates Guru Purnima with a day-long meditation programme, devotional music and a deep evening satsang in gratitude to the Master.
The day Swami Anand Arun took sannyas at the feet of Osho. A whole day of celebration, kirtan and a message from the Master himself in recordings.
Osho was born on 11th December 1931. The commune lights up with diyas, music and deep meditation — a celebration of the master's descent on planet earth.
Celebrating Buddha's birth, enlightenment and Mahaparinirvana on a single full moon — combined since 2024 with the United Nations' World Meditation Day on December 21.