Osho Leela Meditation Center

Osho Leela Meditation Center

The Osho Leela Meditation Center (OMC), nestled at the foot of the Rocky Mountains, in Boulder, Colorado, is a 501(c)(3) non profit organization dedicated to providing daily meditations, group processes, events, workshops, and celebrations to help people become more aware and present. OMC is run by a group of volunteers who are committed to their own journeys and to providing a beautiful place to experience Osho’s meditations and teachings in the here and now.

We welcome all fellow travelers to come and experience Osho’s meditations either on a drop–in basis or with a monthly pass. We offer many different workshops, classes, and group processes designed to help people wake up and experience their truth, such as the Path of Love, Satori, and Mystic Rose. Please check out our events and daily schedule for upcoming offerings. Our mission is to meditate, celebrate and share Osho’s teachings

“My whole teaching consists of two words, meditation and love. Meditate so that you can feel immense silence, and love so that your life can become a song, a dance, a celebration. You will have to move between the two, and if you can move easily, if you can move without any effort, you have learned the greatest thing in life.” We also share our space with other fellow travelers. If you are interested in holding an event at Osho Meditation Center click here for more information

About Us

The Osho Leela Meditation Center offers daily meditations, group processes, personal growth workshops, dance and celebrations. We are located at the foot of the Rocky Mountains in Boulder, Colorado and easily accessible from Boulder, Denver, Longmont and the front range communities. We are run by a group of volunteers who are committed to their own journeys home to themselves and are eternally grateful for Osho and his teachings. We offer daily meditations and special events designed by Osho to help us on our paths to more awareness.

I want my people to know themselves, not to be according to someone else. And the way is in.”Born in Kuchwada, Madhya Pradesh, on December 11, 1931, Osho says of his parents, “I had chosen this couple for their love, their intimacy, their almost one-ness.” Growing in an atmosphere of tremendous love, freedom and respect, Osho was an intuitive and adventurous child with the knack of penetrating to the very heart of a situation. Exploring life fearlessly and intensely, he insisted on experiencing life for himself rather than acquiring beliefs or knowledge given by others. “My childhood was certainly golden – not a symbol, absolutely golden; not poetically but literally, factually… Those years were unforgettable.”

When he was seven years old, his maternal grandfather died with his head in Osho’s lap as they traveled in the back of a bullock cart on the long journey to reach the nearest doctor. This had a profound effect on his inner life, provoking in him a determination to discover that which is deathless. “I learned much in that moment of his silence…,” Osho said later. “I started on a new search, a new pilgrimage.” This, and other stories in Glimpses of a Golden Childhood, give rich insight into Osho’s early years, and the innocent spirit of the flame of rebellion and playfulness he brought to every endeavor in his life.