Alan Lowen - 'The Art Of Being' - Interview by Iain McNay
Alan Lowen -- 'The Art Of Being' Interview by Iain McNay.
Alan talks about his life and his work. Having been brought up by Catholic Nuns in an orphanage he started to find his way when he discovered Carl Rogers and Encounter Groups. He describes his awakening: "I disappeared into the most brilliant oneness in the whole of existence. All the boundaries dissolved". Alan worked at the Community Centre in London before going to Poona and becoming a disciple of Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh (later Osho). At this time he becomes known as Rajen and ran Encounter groups before moving on to the Rajneesh ranch in Oregon. In this interview, Alan reflects on his time with Bhagwan/Osho and talks about 'The Art Of Being.'
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Thank you Alan. So good to hear your voice again after all these years. I have never forgotten my sessions with you in Oregon; you opened up my life.
Honest, clear, simple! Thank you, It's beautiful to hear a man who has gone through his life.
What a deep and enlightening interview! The profound experiences that have manifested in my life I cannot explain as they are beyond words. Trying to describe them puts a limit on them, so hearing others is always such a gift. Thank you both for your time and sharing.
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And even if one feel like explaining fortunately there are not much people around who are genuinely interested and even if there are one fails miserably, it seems there's a kind of goodness in it as if it's conveying, please keep flowing there no end at all to .
Alan is a very special human being. You blokes in England are very fortunate to have him back with you. Us Yanks miss him dearly.
I participated in a group lead by "Rajen" the day after I took sannyas. It was an amazing experience. I loved the interview.
An excellent interview. It rang so many bells for me. shows how having a hard time can be the best thing for growth in the end.
It's a pleasure seeing you in this video!
So lovely.
So beautiful. So, so beautiful.
Osho had abandoned Alan like his father did before. It was just pattern from childhood - In Osho he seeks Love and Acceptance ,because his father didn't give it to him.But Osho either.
Riveting interview and life story. Being from Oregon it is wild to hear about that commune from an insider's point of view.
tank you speckin
There is not enough time to do all the nothing we want to do. by bill watterson
I find Alan Rajien sincere ... he has a very limited western understanding of the devotional experience of surrender ... which could have brought to him Eternal Freedom.
no drugs were used i was there
There is no such thing as "Art Of Being" There is no art of being...Being is Just Being, Know thyself...Being No need to listen to anyone... Just be