After watching this episode you will be intrigued to watch the whole series.
5 Reviews
Amazing episode
barakyaari1 March 2020
Grifters prosper.
youssefkhouili12 February 2024
The first episode started by telling the story of how the Rajneesh movement took place in India and how it gained a reputation from all over the world, it depicted how disciples had fallen in love with Bhagwan's quite unorthodoxy ideas of combining spirituality with materialism, of a new combination of the west and east mentalities.
Bhagwan started to encounter some issues with Indian authorities and that led him to be on the lookout for another place, his spokesperson Sheela came up with a dreamy idea; going to the US, the land where dreams came true. Bhagwan was captivated by this phenomenal idea, after hearing that, he went through a state of seclusion and stopped talking with all of his disciples, and when his visa got accepted, he left India without saying goodbye and no one knew where was his whereabouts.
Bhagwan started to encounter some issues with Indian authorities and that led him to be on the lookout for another place, his spokesperson Sheela came up with a dreamy idea; going to the US, the land where dreams came true. Bhagwan was captivated by this phenomenal idea, after hearing that, he went through a state of seclusion and stopped talking with all of his disciples, and when his visa got accepted, he left India without saying goodbye and no one knew where was his whereabouts.
Listen to him...
mspradeesh7865 May 2021
Always followed him for a long long time. He just shook the world by visiting his core. Nice series...Nice to know some of his patrons are still living hale and hearty. Osho was one of the blessed ones. The legacy continuous through his vision.
Slow
dierregi6 February 2022
Warning: Spoilers
In typical muddled Netflix style, a bunch of Americans from Antelope, Oregon are introduced to narrate the beginning of their nightmare in 1980, when a notorious cult moved from India to the US, and then the focus shifts to 1968, the birth of Osho's movement - or whatever is supposed to be called. There follow lengthy and pretty boring interviews with Sannyasin - or whatever they're called - the fanatics, I mean, the enthusiastic cult members, who still get all excited talking about Osho 🙄
This second bunch of people, inclusive of narcissistic Sheena, who used to be Osho's spokeswoman, are extremely verbose. One would hope the documentary would move to whatever happed in Oregon, but nothing is told and the s**t still has to hit the fan. Unfortunately at this stage, it's just impossible to know what the fuss was about.
This second bunch of people, inclusive of narcissistic Sheena, who used to be Osho's spokeswoman, are extremely verbose. One would hope the documentary would move to whatever happed in Oregon, but nothing is told and the s**t still has to hit the fan. Unfortunately at this stage, it's just impossible to know what the fuss was about.
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