Just in the middle of the time after Osho left his Ashram in Poona and before the new Ranch in Oregon was established, almost 3000 Sannyasin met from 23th to the 29th November 1981 in the International Congress Centre ICC in Berlin for a huge festival. Almost everybody who had a name in the Sannyas movement at the time came here from all around the world to offer groups and workshops. The meetings filmed during the entire festivals amount to many hours. Some meetings are presented here.

Energy Darshan with Teertha and Arup
  
Teertha and Arup, now Garimo, are giving Sannyas and an Energy Darshan.
The music in the back ground is played by the famous musician Deuter Chaitanya Hari and his Band.

Sufi-Dance with Aneetha and Anubhava
  
Annetha and Anubhava have introduced Sufi-Dance in Poona 1 and have produced during that a few of the best and most well know titles of Sannyas music.

Songs like "The time of the goose" or "Only you" are still known by almost every Sannyasin and are amongst the best Sannyas-hits ever.

In this half hour clip the extraordinary spirit of this time can be felt very easily.

Rajneesh-Tarot with Prembodhi
  
This seems to be an ordinary tarot session, with the only difference that the audience is totally going into it.

 Structural Encounter with Veeresh
  
Veeresh is leading a group and demonstrates his famous "How people hug each other", at that time as actual as today.

Energy-Happening with Somendra
  
Energy work with Somendra, today know as Michael Barnett.

 Kontact workshop with Ma Prem Turiya
  
Turiya, the former wife of Vimalkirti, who died of a brain impact just a few month before in the Ashram in Poona, introduces one of hear groups. see also: Vimalkirits Death Celbration

Meeting with Ma Yoga Sudha
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Beside these events there were also a few interviews being given by Sannyas therapists who were famous at that time.

	Seminar with Ma Anand Poonam
	Interview with Teertha: Only a commune works. Teerha is sitting in an arm chair, pretends to be the successor of Osho and can hardly talk because of his mildness and beyondness.
	Interview with Somendra.