Swami Anand Arun

Swami Anand Arun, a disciple, a seeker and a renowned meditation teacher. At a very early age, his spiritual inclination and pursuit took him to many masters and spiritual leaders and one day the same pursuit took him to his master. On March 29, 1969, when he was still a student of engineering, Swami Arun first met Osho. In the very first glimpse he realised his search for a master had come to an end. In 1974, he took initiation from Osho at Pune when a young Arun Kumar Singh became Swami Anand Arun.After a few months of staying with his master, he was instructed to open an ashram in nepal and spread his vision.

Today Swami Arun is a key public figure from Nepal with a global following of millions as a spiritual leader, life coach, meditation and yoga teacher, celebrated author, orator and the founder of Osho Tapoban International Commune and 100 other Osho ashrams and centers around the world.

Named as 100 influential people of Nepal, the President of Nepal awarded him with the state honour Prabal Janasewa Shree Award for his contributions to the society in promoting meditation and his help in tackling mental health issues, substance abuse in the youth and his contribution in saving the environment through his “Plant a tree on your birthday’ program which created waves of ecological awareness nationally. The renowned English daily Annapurna Express recently listed him as one of the 50 visionaries of Nepal.

Books authored by Swami Anand Arun include Mystics and Miracles, Lone Seeker Many Masters, In Wonder with Osho, Satsang, Panchseel – five sutras of transformation in English, Santo Ke Sangh in Hindi and Achamma Jo Maile Dekhen , Santa Darshan, Santa Gatha and Antar Yatra in Nepali. Most of these books are national bestsellers and the English books have already been translated into Russian and Japanese language.