New Delhi, Sep 22: Osho Dham, Delhi, is set to celebrate Osho Neo Sannyas Day on September 26th as part of its three-day Osho Neo Sannyas Celebration from September 25th to 27th, 2026. Marking the occasion, the centre will present The Divine Within, an exhibition of paintings by Ma Dev Ananti, on Saturday, September 26th, 2026 at 1 pm. The exhibition will be inaugurated by Ma Dharm Jyoti and Swami Chaitanya Keerti at Osho Dham, Jhatikra Road, near Najafgarh, New Delhi. The celebration, facilitated by Swami Chaitanya Keerti, will bring together meditation, celebration and an exploration of Osho’s vision of inner transformation.
The exhibition will showcase seven paintings in Oil and Acrylic, reflecting Ma Dev Ananti’s journey from seeking to discovering, and from looking outward to experiencing a deeper presence within. For her, painting has become an extension of meditation, allowing experiences of silence, witnessing, love and inner awareness to find expression through colour and form.
The art exhibition will be from September 26th to October 26th, 2026, at the Osho Dham, Jhatikra Road, near Najafgarh, New Delhi and will be open to all.
Ma Dev Ananti’s journey with Osho began in 1982, when she started listening to him and gradually discovering the depth of his words. Alongside this inner journey, she lived the ordinary rhythms of life with marriage, children and family responsibilities. In 2011, she came to Osho Dham for the first time, an experience that marked a shift within her. Meditation gradually became an integral part of her life, and through awareness, experiences of pain and struggle began transforming into greater acceptance. She later took Sannyas, opening a new dimension of self-discovery and freedom.
She began living more consciously for herself, travelling, painting and reconnecting with a creativity that had always been within her. Today, Nadabrahma and Silent Sitting are a regular part of her life, while painting has become a natural expression of her inner journey. Her works explore the understanding that the divine is not something distant or separate from human existence, but an inner presence that can be experienced through silence, meditation, love and witnessing.
Ahead of presenting her works to the viewers, Ma Dev Ananti (Alka Singh) said,
“In the silence of meditation, I found a presence that was never outside us. Osho showed us the door—not to a distant God, but to our own inner being. In love, in silence, in witnessing, the Divine revealed itself. When the seeker disappears, what remains is that presence, and in that presence we experience the beautiful truth: ‘I Am Not Separate From The Divine’.”
Speaking about the occasion, Ma Dharm Jyoti said,
“The journey of Neo Sannyas is an invitation to live with greater awareness, freedom and celebration. When meditation becomes part of life, creativity naturally begins to flow from within.”
Swami Chaitanya Keerti added,
“Art and meditation can meet at a space where words become silent. ‘THE DIVINE WITHIN’ is an expression of that inner journey, where creativity becomes a doorway to experiencing one’s own being.”
The three-day Neo Sannyas celebration will offer participants an opportunity to engage with Osho’s approach to meditation, awareness and conscious living. The accompanying exhibition brings this inner exploration into a visual space, inviting visitors to pause, look beyond the surface and experience the connection between meditation and creativity.
