India, July 29 -- Guru Purnima is widely observed as a day to honor teachers and the wisdom they share. While many traditions celebrate it through rituals, Osho viewed the occasion from a different perspective. For him, Guru Purnima was not simply about paying respect to a teacher but about beginning an inward journey. His teachings encouraged people to move beyond intellectual understanding, let go of the ego, and become open to self-discovery. This approach continues to inspire many seekers who see the day as an opportunity for personal transformation rather than ceremonial observance.

According to Ma Dhyan Prachi, a meditation facilitator at Osho Dham, Guru Purnima is less about remembering a date on the calendar and more about renewi...