Humaniversity
The philosophical aim of the Humaniversity is ‘working with people for a better world’. It regards emotional isolation as the main cause of psychological suffering and, in a highly practical way, promotes the practice of awareness, love, and responsibility as the keys to personal authenticity, psychological nourishment, and self-realisation.
Veeresh was an innovative therapist and an inspiring teacher whose work touched many lives. His challenging and creative approach allowed people to move beyond self-imposed limits into a fresh understanding and grounded self-confidence.
For Veeresh, the greatest human art was friendship. Because of this, he developed a community and a therapy where friendship is the highest value.
Veeresh left his body in 2015.
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Osho was an Indian mystic, master and teacher. His philosophy and teachings have inspired much of the work of the OSHO Humaniversity. Osho promoted a life based on awareness, love and responsibility.
Westerners were especially attracted to him because he explained topics from Eastern and Western philosophical and spiritual traditions in a lighthearted way, making them easily accessible.
Osho left his body in 1990.
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