one of the first six disciples of osho, whosoever, as he is lovingly addressed by his lovers and friends, resides at the osho mystery school and continues to guide and help the seekers of truth, by providing them proper knowledge, proper guidance and proper understanding of practical spirituality.
whosoever is not one of those goody-goody, sweet, comforting masters who simply supports the sleepy status-co of a so-called seeker on the path. he is rather someone who whacks, shakes, shocks and shatters all beliefs of the one who is in search of truth. this his way of teaching... so that the seeker can see 'false as false' and 'see things as they are.'
in 1971, he was initiated into sannyas by osho and was given the name 'swami chaitanya bharti'. since then, he sincerely followed each and every instruction given to him by his beloved master, whether direct or indirect.
while he was personally appointed as a meditation camps conductor by osho himself in 1974, he also continued his own sadhana with total dedication and sincerity. whenever he got a chance, he went into silence of 21 days or sometimes even 40 days in a secluded place. like this, he must have done these silent retreats by himself almost 30-40 times.
eventually 'an explosion' happened in 1990... something he very rarely and reluctantly talks about. as he explains, it took time for the debris to settle... and since then, in his words "there is a pure living, being, seeing, knowing... but without a knower."
in the years that have followed, he has transformed many lives by sharing his love, laughter and meditation. his meditation retreats have become a mecca for many sincere seekers from around the world.
and although many consider him their master, he insists that he is just a friend.