Searching For Sheela | Official Trailer | Ma Anand Sheela | Netflix India

[@macedonosaurus7679]

loved how the journalists would ask her a question and she would answer to a totally different question that she made up in her mind

[@Liberty55555]

possibly similar to trump ?

[@AnwesaChaudhury]

Probably they are afraid of her as do not want to be poisoned

[@julianbanks1885]

She has all the traits of a psychopath/sociopath.

[@VINAYAKRNMEB-]

@@Liberty55555 ya? How’s the Alzheimer’s puppet president doing ?

[@jashanpreetsingh2121]

​@@AnwesaChaudhury 😂😂😂

[@gogeyeryuzune9095]

"She did not prove to be a woman. She proved to be a perfect bitch". - Osho -

[@Maya-iz9fx]

Lol

[@kirangodishelas]

I agree but that idiot need someone to blame and he used her.. both are cheaters fraud just played with emotions of innocent followers n how people still follow this osho moron don’t understand

[@abhimanyusingh4719]

😂

[@eirene3819]

Did he really say that?

[@gogeyeryuzune9095]

@@eirene3819 Sure. There is a video of him saying that.

[@brianwalsh1401]

Sheela never admits to wrong doing or apologizes for poisoning all those people and trying to kill several others. She gets mad at people when they bring it up. Narcissists will never say they did anything wrong. I see lot of people admiring her for being a strong woman, like all the fan boys of Andrew Tate who think he's an alpha male. Don't admire narcissistic behavior.

[@MsEmmaWroids]

Shame on them killing him. Where's the diamond watch gone? It surely didn't burn whit him. Bhad me jah!!!!

[@lmp9726]

I'm confused. Are you talking about Osho? Sheela? Trump?

[@fahadjavaid7336]

perhaps the person who deny his wrongdoing is simply because they never did it. it was just made to look like they did anything.

[@Random__is__resistance]

Not having accountability is just the typical woman now days

[@atumyiffen]

It's fascinating isn't it? Humans will worship evil until something or someone out evils them, this pattern plays out time and time again on both the micro and macro, the individual and collective.

[@Arya-cs7kj]

"I think people are bored. They need entertainment. And, who can offer better entertainment than me?" - Ma Anand Sheela (Quint int.) 😂😂

[@anaghatiwari5406]

It's Karan's idea

[@cluelesswanderer4183]

Ya. First Wild wild country and now this.

[@AtriTripathi]

From “Sheela ki jawani” to “Sheela ka budhapa”, the world witnessed the rise and fall of a religious and sectorial empire.

[@FloralTarotReader]

Right.

[@aradhanayoga6891]

Empire ? What empire ?

[@anaghatiwari5406]

😂 that's a good one

[@vidushikagdiyal3854]

Hahaha. .. so true indeed!

[@jmaebm1262]

Sei l.uomo.giusto per lei,shila della Sila, non può essere sempre de il signor osho.

[@user-ot8vt7hz5q]

Glorification of an iconic narcissistic personality of our times

[@madmax5789]

Yes , her name is Sheela

[@metalhammer5]

​@@madmax5789Sheela ki Jawani

[@OskarTBrand]

exactly my thoughts

[@bobby70077]

Lol, Rajneesh threw her right under the bus.

[@heisenbergyo5578]

She was strong tho with her beliefs

[@akshaygundale]

Netflix is up for an in depth scrutiny of OSHO and everything associated to him😅

[@yosaakshi]

the search should have been unbiased.. is sheela the only source of research.

[@nisargagain]

Sheela is overhyped.

[@akshaygundale]

@@yosaakshi yep I had the same thought, they should present both sides of a story

[@cookingworldworld3405]

Seems like that Nike guy still spending his $$s to Defame Osho and prevent Christians from doing his meditations.

[@aradhanayoga6891]

Osho spent most of his life in India where he travelled much, up and down, meeting many many people, and died more than 30years ago. How can they scrutinse that, in depth ?

[@MonuKumar-ow4st]

A murderer who spent her 39 months in jail 🤐

[@vajreshthakur3009]

She enjoyed the attention and fame in her younger days. Now she is just repenting of her misdeeds. People such as her crave for attention till their last breathe.

[@tori2dles]

But she’s not repenting. Repenting means you admit it, take responsibility and make apologies. She has not and will not do that.

[@vajreshthakur3009]

@@tori2dles You might be correct, but here is my analysis... One is not eligible for repentance only if he/she admits. One can repent even if he/she does not admit publicly but their conscience is guilty. Also, one can repent in ways where one feels he is not at all guilty, but would be repenting in some or the other way, as per the definition of 'Karma".

[@Liberty55555]

who told you she is repenting ? what makes you feel that ? every one has some repent in life. she aint dying because of it. dont judge some one like that . she did not come crying to you for help .

[@Talentedtadpole]

Disturbing to see people venerating this indesputable monster & criminal. Speaks to the evil times we are living in. Very naive, brutal & stupid of people not to comprehend that sociopathic narcissistic murderers are destroyers, & so often charming, too. Many lack any moral compass or compassion for others. May we survive this brutal, poisonous age.

[@Daneiladams555]

I couldn't say it better

[@altacalifornia2580]

Agreed she is a dangerous sociopath who should be in prison

[@quinnholloway5400]

That and people still are willing to follow Osho around when he was rolling around in fancy cars with fancy watches I'll say his group did a amazing form of Terraforming where they lived But it's still a cult, and it still was filled with people willing to go way too far for their leader's teachings

[@AbhishekChaturvedi7]

@@quinnholloway5400 is "rolling around in fancy cars with fancy watches" a crime ? is it banned for an enlightened person to do it ?

[@bobby70077]

​@@AbhishekChaturvedi7No, but being complicit in Sheela's attempted murder spree IS a crime.

[@pcastromedina]

I don’t understand why some people still admire this lunatic. What an evil person she is.

[@054azooz]

exactly!

[@faithkrichel8878]

I’m sure it fed her ego. I look at her eyes as a young woman and then now as an older woman, that evilness is still there.

[@user-uz4gh7sm9l]

These documentaries were always about Sheela....not Osho.

[@rameshdevasi6720]

"I never meditated, would rather be a criminal than spiritual": "Maa" sheela. and osho is all about meditation.

[@dr.jimmchugh1755]

aaM

[@MatrixTraveler]

People are gloryfing a criminal who spent years in jail that speaks the volume of disgusting people living around

[@JL_Lux]

I mean she is impressive. She’s smart.

[@MatrixTraveler]

@@JL_Lux ofcourse

[@justahumanbeing.709]

Rajneesh cult ruined many lives.

[@Youmatter2boo]

39 months served from a 20 year term…. How did that even happen?

[@altacalifornia2580]

I agree

[@user-fk8md4jn3i]

'Directed by shakun batra' Yaasss will definitely watch this

[@areebfaiz6661]

Where is it mentioned?

[@hsd287]

Wow

[@tori2dles]

Who is Shakun Batra?

[@SHUBHAMSingh-yj7rz]

Sheela is going to break all records of criminal movies🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️💕

[@gxgxn.]

It's a documentary🤦‍♂️

[@gunnervin]

Its not about crime its about redemption

[@tori2dles]

@@gunnervin - Redemption starts with accountability and repentance. I’m sad Sheela has neither for the people and families she hurt in my beautiful state. If only she showed any remorse, we would forgive. But she does not. It tears my heart.

[@ffloxx]

​@@tori2dles not only that, she led a downfall of Osho. People nowadays hate Osho because of her. Hence, the teaching which should have been spreading amongst humanity to liberate them has been limited.

[@user-qy8zi8hq4v]

Who would have thought Dadi apne zamane me itna daring thi 😱😂

[@shriramkisena8346]

first look at your spelling mistake 🤣

[@user-qy8zi8hq4v]

@@shriramkisena8346 jab bata hi diya spelling mistake hai toh kya hai wo bhi bata do. Mein thodi gabar hun na

[@JustAnotherVatsal]

She poisoned 751 people. She betrayed Osho. She was a narcissist.

[@julianbanks1885]

Bhai murder krna daring nahi hai. Its pure evil. Aise toh Hitler or Raman Raghav bhi daring the.

[@shilpasharma2327]

I saw today, she didn’t give any answers clearly. Plus she said I don’t care what people think about me then why you people take such people’s interview and make movies. Her all answers were round and round,you suppose to take it out answers by your self.

[@glutamin111]

to hell with her bullshit words anyway, she's a very delusional woman still living in denial, seems to me she just keeps living in a story that she created in her mind to somehow justify all of her bullshit, i dont feel like she had aged gracefully and there seems to be very little joy in her life to this day, she is only left to feed her narcissism being sorrounded by people who are even more delusional in clinical terms so she can maybe feel little bit better about herself. Her life was obviously about the stage and spotlight but once the curtain fell down she had to deal with a reality that was very different from her own psychological reality and she seems to have never recovered from it. That's why it is important for human beings to have enough perspective on our lives to know what will truly matter to us and what is just temporary and meaningless.

[@sanjaymajhi4428]

Behind every successful man there is a woman. Behind every unsuccessful man there is also a woman.

[@rajdbenevolent2020]

Grt.. I actually wanted to see dis conwoman's life n d crimes she committed.These kinds of ppl nvr change,dey simply put on an innocent avatar later.. Dis is jst like d sanju version of sanjay dutt.. washed up version..

[@LilloFGuadalupi]

Sheela's false statements: 1. Sheela denied “admitting attempted murder.” In fact, Sheela pled guilty to the attempted murder of Osho’s personal physician. Sheela also pled guilty in a Swiss court of “criminal acts preparatory to the commission of murder” in relation to a plot to kill US federal prosecutor Charles Turner in 1985. 2. Sheela denied committing immigration fraud but admitted to bringing Osho into the United States. In fact, Sheela pled guilty to immigration fraud in connection with many marriages. 3. Sheela denied wiretapping, claiming that she had bugged Osho’s room with his consent for his security. In fact, Sheela pled guilty to a massive wiretapping scheme including all public telephones on the ranch as well as many telephones used by Ranch residents. 4. Sheela denied “poisoning a town.” In fact, Sheela pled guilty to poisoning salad bars and restaurants in the Dalles Oregon preparatory to executing a plan to poison the town water supply on election day. 5. In response to a long question, Sheela stated “I have not committed a crime, okay.” In fact, in addition to the crimes discussed above Sheela pled guilty to the poisoning and assault of two Wasco County public officials, burglary and arson of public offices. 6. In response to a question about Osho’s comments about her, Sheela stated “He was doing drugs that make you depressed (and cause) schizophrenia.” (!!!)

[@irenevandenberg682]

Thank you for this information. You are well informed. Blessings

[@NiteshSharma-ui4wo]

She is fraud.. Osho misunderstood her

[@justahumanbeing.709]

well said.

[@Beautifulach]

The last qn nailed her to the wall😂😂

[@adityas1508]

What the f*ck is going on here - Osho

[@Chetna444]

🤣🤣

[@harshbhatia4305]

awesome comment bro, This deserves 1000 likes

[@maharsaleem1361]

🤣🤣🤣

[@abhaymagician]

🤣🤣😂😂

[@rohitcoc108]

Now audience love to prefer *Villains* over heroes/heroines 😁

[@JL_Lux]

Hero’s to what? This fucked up system?

[@CHUTlYA]

Thanks to animes and characters like joker.

[@praneshanms]

I absolutely hated all the "high society" and "intellectual" pretentious snobs who interacted with her. The only parts of the documentary that were authentic were her visiting her childhood home, her phone call with her daughter and the scenes with her at her home for the disabled.

[@faithkrichel8878]

Having a history of criminality that she had, I don’t understand why she’s allowed to have a care home for the elderly. Leopards do not change their spots.

[@vishal_on_yt]

Power hungry woman. She was the reason of most of the mess.

[@aravindhanharish7689]

Cool, I felt Wild Wild Country was more about how Sheela built the community but still Osho was shown as center figure. I'm glad that now they make a separate Documentary for Ma Anand Sheela!!

[@tori2dles]

She’s not a good person, though. She hurt so many people in my state and she still denies it. I wish she could just apologize. Then maybe healing could begin.

[@skitkekt4875]

Dont praise for a sociopath like her

[@ravenrqs]

It's so weird..one side she's the caring support dedicating her life for osho and in the 60 minutes interview she's like yea I did take part in the con and osho is a child..=_=

[@iotaalgebra1195]

Disgusting...glorifying the criminals n supporters of those people......of all high profile cases .... Wow new level all together karan.... U have reached new level

[@ArpeesCreativeCanvas1718]

What else can you expect from this spineless Karan?

[@snehraj87]

She is a personality which you can hate or love but can't ignore..!

[@sslp5762]

Read about her and the only emotion you feel towards this sociopath is pure hatred

[@tori2dles]

Except I’ve pretty much ignored her for 35 years until *Wild Country* came out. We in Oregon remember her very well. Many of us helped convert their compound into a children’s camp after they left. And some of us have relatives who became deathly ill with Salmonella poisoning when she tried to keep people from voting. So we do remember her. But we’ve also ignored her. Out of sight, out of mind

[@jadino_bambino]

I think she is punk-rock

[@jeetpatel6249]

Who is she? 😂

[@Diogolindir]

@@sslp5762 I've read about her and listen to her words and I cannot feel the hatred you speak about. I think she is doing something useful to others at this moment, in the dawn of her life. That's the only thing I can say about her because I don't know her, I was not there and we all know how the press wants to destroy people.

[@XRDItv]

OSHO philosophy is still far ahead for Netflix to cover in 2021. I'll wait and see till 3031 for Netflix to come up with mature content.

[@jasonfranko8143]

👏👏

[@OskarTBrand]

his philosophy is junk, an amalgam of spiritual teachings of others twisted to match his giant ego

[@Nnnnnnnnnn2001]

Sure. Acting like sex freaks is his philosophy😂

[@rokysingh8922]

Stop looking at osho from the eyes of sheila.

[@tori2dles]

Exactly

[@Urvashi9392]

Exactly

[@noorulhudakhalid1589]

This old lady has so much potential in her acting skills

[@paniccat502]

Lol she's not acting

[@Trollika_Devi]

Love the sarcasm

[@SandDuneGirl1313]

After living so many years with Osho and even not this much control,She was not able to control her emotion,she did only in revenge..A pure form of Revenge..

[@suchisthismystery2814]

She betrayed the man she claims to love, and she destroyed his ashram. And I wonder how much this criminal was paid to partake in this pointless documentary! What a waste of money. What a waste of space.

[@ArpeesCreativeCanvas1718]

Totally agree! Then there are people like Malini Ramani boosting Sheela's spirits by saying "Don't worry, we've all been arrested.." I mean seriously? Is that something to be proud of?

[@coffeeisdrugs]

The dude was a fraud lmao why are you pissed

[@suchisthismystery2814]

@@coffeeisdrugs Oh, I'm not passed I'm just saying it as it is. As for your comment, "The dude was a fraud"🤣😂 - When you are qualified to comment on the likes of Osho, I'll take you seriously. Good day to you sweetie.

[@coffeeisdrugs]

@@suchisthismystery2814 the dude had therapy sessions where people were violent and assaulting each other?? UhM???

[@suchisthismystery2814]

@@coffeeisdrugs As I said previously, when you are qualified to comment on the likes of Osho, I'll listen to you, until then, you can "the dude ...." away.

[@vasujuneja6626]

Ofcourse focusing on the toxic spicy things that were happened, rather making a show on beautiful osho himself. (Wildwild country was not about osho, again all the drama caused by sheela and crew)

[@nagsentorne]

Don't like it, don't watch it. Simple.

[@104abhishek]

True

[@paniccat502]

Well will an American company will make a show on a cult/religion ( whatever ) sort of promoting it? No after all they did kickout osho

[@Arya-cs7kj]

This is bankrolled by Karan. What do you expect? 😂😂

[@user-fk8md4jn3i]

It's a documentary honey and they have different POVs

[@Thepatriot8356]

Sheela was looking for power not spirituality

[@PP-qi1nk]

As usual

[@jadino_bambino]

I can believe this, but to be fair, it went downhill for OSHO when she left.

[@tori2dles]

@@jadino_bambino - Not really. It could have been much worse for him if she stayed and committed more/worse crimes. He was deported for tax evasion. He didn’t go to prison. He was able to return to Pune and continue his work until he died. And his work lives on.

[@JeffGoldblum64]

Spirituality doesn't build cities.

[@aanisahjahan7058]

@@tori2dles Babe he paid Hefty money for his release.

[@Add_Account485]

One thing that bothers me though is that Osho said she stole all his money but she and her friends were actually broke when they left and had to sell her story to a magazine to get a place to stay

[@Haritosh1995]

I'm an Osho Sanyasi and let me put it this way Osho was Master of Controversies he loved controversy because that way news channels and newspapers has to print his controversies and so people get curious about Osho and started to read his books and his listen to his Discourses and boy o boy once you read him there is no turning back bt to fall in love with him and his teachings

[@loading8502]

I don't want to fall in that trap

[@Haritosh1995]

@@loading8502 then don't Goole Osho.

[@anonymoushandle007]

I think the idea is not to fall in love with a Guru or their teachings, it's about realizing one's true freedom and become love itself. A lot of people get stuck with teachings and Gurus and never go beyond it. I have read a number of Gurus, such as Ramana Maharshi, Sri Aurobindo, Tagore, Vivekananda, Kabir and even modern Gurus like Sadhguru, Osho and scriptures like Gita, Ashtavakra Gita, Yoga Vashisht, Vigyan Bhairav and so on. But after reading all this I understood that one has to be free of everything, including these teachings and need for a Guru, in order to see or rather be the truth of life. Once you are aware of your conditioning, you begin to see things in their true form. P.s. - All this is just my findings. You are free to investigate into it.

[@EILF7842]

yes words are so true and so powerful that it simply very difficult to not agree with him. his words are gold. I wish his ideologies never got tampered and polluted like this. Osho and his philosophy will live on for centuries to come.

[@Haritosh1995]

@@anonymoushandle007 Yes completely agree with you ... Everyone has their own path and gure will only guide you through that ...and when i said you'll fall in love with Osho I'm not talking about the forum of love which we know right now... I'm talking about the much higher fourm of love which most of enlightenment being talked about .. Also Osho use say never believe what i jst simply because ot was said by me "Maano mat Jaano" and that's the beauty of Osho....

[@rohanmahadik7351]

When sheela told barkha, I can't satisfies you 😂😂🤣🤣

[@Honeyiroseupfromthedead]

😂😂

[@brianwalsh1401]

She wouldn't answer the question which was basically are you sorry for poisoning all those people. Narcissists will never admit guilt. The reporter could ask the question in any cutsey like way she wanted but she wasn't going to get an answer.

[@pradeepdungdung4379]

I don't think she should be someone to be looked up as a role model

[@avimandavia6154]

No one is looking up to her as one.

[@user-ot8vt7hz5q]

People dont see her as a role model but she herself is so delusional that she wants to be seen as one

[@sapphasea]

@@user-ot8vt7hz5q I do. She is a very, very strong woman with soft core of intense vulnerability. Not necessarily 'likeable', but certainly badass.

[@Teenywing]

She’s an amazing, strong, intelligent woman….especially in her time love her or not, she has some amazing skills.

[@ankuratulkar8066]

Yes she should. She should be seen as the epitome of many qualities that we lacks.

[@sarthak8350]

Even with grey hairs she's still got that mischievous smile

[@reetushah9151]

This should be on the main netflix omggg

[@autumnstar7346]

Her devotion and loyalty to osho was unquestionable. He trusted her completely, giving her power of attorney to do anything. I’m pretty sure osho knew about her plot to murder and poison. Sheela was too committed to him, and I highly doubt she would risk committing crimes if she knew it would get her beloved master in trouble. I think when those attempts failed, he pinned it on her and she herself was too brainwashed and had become loyal to not refute his accusations, because that is the kind of power he had over his followers. She knew, that his followers were too powerful and I think she just kept her mouth shut and took the fall.

[@aradhanayoga6891]

The framed photograph on the left, 42 secs in, is of Sheela's father, not Osho.

[@emmaciaravaglia5371]

"The difference between a narcissist and a sociopath/psycopath is that the latter has 'no regret'. " Dr Ramani

[@Susah55555]

Karan only can make documentary on this ....criminals...and try to proove they are good.... And in opposite r madhavan made movie on nambi sir... Huge difference.....

[@user-fk8md4jn3i]

Honey there is a huge difference between a documentary and a biopic btw this is directed by shakun batra

[@Susah55555]

Yes...but didn't they try to make her hero of course....one who is actually a villain ...

[@user-fk8md4jn3i]

@@Susah55555 documentary has different POVs

[@Susah55555]

@@user-fk8md4jn3i just do what your name is😂

[@अद्वैत-ष5ङ]

@@user-fk8md4jn3i but he funded it bum

[@iluukhuruu]

How can she poisoned such a beautiful person? She is real demon. Osho loves all world, doesnt loved her only.

[@ronc1485]

If @Netflix India has any guts left for creating real meaningful content, then do come up with a show that portrays the teachings of OSHO, his interviews, his vision which has and continues to transform individuals all around the planet. That would indeed be beneficial for the ignorant mob minds at this time of crisis. But I guess the objective of the producers at Netflix is to create content that sells whether that requires a compromise on authenticity or originality.

[@pppinto97]

Sheela was a MASS MURDERER

[@Add_Account485]

Wild country is on Netflix. I think that did a good job. I never understood it before but after watching that I believe this poor old soul was railroaded to jail ... HE was in silence by the sounds of it and this Sheela took it upon herself to do these illigal things

[@sliceofpie1741]

if people really start understanding osho then all of them will stop watching netflix and all other crap entertainment.

[@mikewoodward9707]

The title should be " Is Sheela a Serial Killer?"

[@albergo_stays]

The Sanju version of Sheela

[@Trollika_Devi]

Lol exactly

[@abhinavnandan44]

Exactly

[@rajdbenevolent2020]

Exactly.. Washed up "i was innocent" version

[@user-fk8md4jn3i]

That one was a biopic this is a documentary lol Huge difference dude

[@hsd287]

😂😂😂

[@HeyTylerDurden]

Why are these people making movie on such a person.....she is a convicted criminal....what inspiration are they to our children?!?!?!

[@jasminson4945]

This is exactly what bollywood is all about and Netflix being a bollywood masala content

[@ravenrug7636]

Wild wild country part 2 🔥

[@josephward1926]

A MONSTER WALKING AROUND FREE.

[@johnterry232]

At last you are releasing this i thought you left this series in half a way! Now i can die in peace! 😅😂

[@Liberty55555]

are you dead or alive as of now ?

[@abhimanyusingh4719]

RIP 🎉

[@ImranAli-vp7rj]

Why I have to waste my precious time in search of Sheela?

[@adiebob4632]

In 10 years time netflix will be glorifying Jimmy Saville as 'demon or just a misunderstood minor attracted person'

[@ankushbarooah]

Maa Anand Sheela - The OG 🔥🔥

[@comadyplatform2137]

കമന്റ് ബോക്സിലെ എല്ലാ താരങ്ങൾക്കും എന്റെ ഹൃദയം നിറഞ്ഞ വിഷു ആശംസകൾ ❤🤩🤩

[@balann4917]

Happy vishu😍

[@nirmalbabu3729]

Happy vishu

[@reshmaslukose6424]

Happy Vishu😍😍

[@noelladsouza2411]

How sly of him, when Laxmi couldn't get him any more money he got rid of her and used sheela as a replacement.. And when sheela couldn't give him diamonds and other nonsense he replaced her too... Her arrogance was nothing but her defense for him, just like we all defend the people we love.. She was used and discarded by greedy Osho

[@sarthaksharma6529]

LOL

[@Dhruv-Malik]

That movement was like a revolution

[@PP-qi1nk]

The earth is a much holow and vacant place without Osho 😌

[@tori2dles]

In what way?

[@chase6342]

@@PP-qi1nk Osho was a fraud

[@asingh1174]

The moment responsible for largest bio terrorist attack in US and known glorifying drug and sexual abuse

[@faithkrichel8878]

You mean a cult

[@leejiajun99]

Osho was right when he said that she would be burdened and suffer for the crimes she has committed her whole life. She looks deeply miserable.

[@shashank8180]

OSHO's voice is so powerful. Got gossebumps 🔥

[@PP-qi1nk]

The world 🌎is a much hollow and vacant world without Osho. I never had the privilege to stay with him as I was only a child

[@pcastromedina]

This guy was a phony scammer

[@cineholic2493]

I don't feel his powerful Or something I Think he is just high drugs

[@newidea6751]

Powerful? seela waz a bits hhhh

[@pissoff234]

He touched little boys.

[@nithyamnachappa6793]

This is gonna be fire!

[@ashwanikumar9]

She is viallanous

[@AdiVenturousTrails]

"A Buddha is always bound to be misunderstood. If a Buddha is not misunderstood then he is not a Buddha at all. Why is it so? - because the Buddha lives in a state which is beyond mind, and we live in minds. To translate something from the beyond to the mind is the most impossible thing in the world. It can′t be done, although every Buddha has tried to do it. That too is inevitable; no Buddha can avoid it." -Osho

[@tori2dles]

But Sheela wasn’t Buddha. We saw her deeds and lived through them. We understand her. And many of us even forgive her. But we do not trust her, not as long as she continues to deny.

[@PhunnyBeeziness]

Sheela was the most naive mistake Osho, this is a great example don't provide your shelter of kindness to anyone especially those who appear to be your fanatic.

[@bils6434]

Cult mentality is a sickness & she is still in that zone.

[@osho782]

Slaving for rs15000 is sickness

[@prkzoomin6994]

Good Quote, Be happy for this moment, this moment is your life.

[@brianwalsh1401]

What if someone poisoned your food and you had extreme food poisoning would the same thing apply then.

[@RajneeshReborn]

Oshooooooooo...... He is here now ..... Love you Osho ...

[@robertaglass]

Sheila & Rajneesh - the great psychopathic duo!

[@Khaled4life]

There is a scene in the end where she tells I think a person who suffers from demensia that her parents are dead. That is wrong in nursing and shows a lack of empathy. I never knew who she was before that documentary and I disliked her and had signs showing that she has absolutely no empathy which is scary.

[@Rajat-qo7ot]

As osho said she would suffer all her life and it was true.

[@karthiks1029]

മലയാളീസ് ഇവിടെ 🥰⚡️

[@nirmalbabu3729]

Evide ?

[@karthiks1029]

@@nirmalbabu3729 kottayam 🔥

[@nirmalbabu3729]

കോഴിക്കോട്❤️🔥🎊💥

[@karthiks1029]

@@nirmalbabu3729 🥰🥰

[@WarriorOfTheSunset]

They deem themselves as Emperor n Empress? No need to say what's wrong with them...

[@dipeshbhandari140]

Damn !! Osho is a great revolutionary master. At 70s he had such a revolutionary vision. It has been more than a decade he left his body and his vision seems more realistic and contemporary now. His discourse recorded 60 years ago still so relevant and scientific. A man beyond his time.

[@rajdbenevolent2020]

Bhandari..Ppl lyk u r d reason dat ppl lyk osho,ram rahim etc exists..

[@hsd287]

He wasn't beyond his time as such its just that what's good is good no matter the time he did everything in 60s 70s that doesn't mean it would be expired today 😅

[@chase6342]

A con man

[@अद्वैत-ष5ङ]

@@rajdbenevolent2020 are you mulla nasruddin ?

[@cineholic2493]

I can't believe that people still believe in him after all of that

[@Sachinkumar16484]

Osho is great no one can touch him ...

[@sagarraval3624]

Criminals are not made, they are born. hence proved.

[@lmss3309]

Reporter: please tell us what exactly happened and justify yourself. Ma sheela: I have told everything and I don't want to tell the truth because you won't believe. Sheela is a liar, she can never justify herself her crimes...

[@varunsharma5711]

Waiting for Pablo Escobar son interview 😂😂

[@Yoga.athlete]

A murderer Will remain a murderer. No matter how glorifying it is shown.

[@Manni858]

Only in India criminals like her are treated like celebrities! Such a shame!

[@kirangodishelas]

And also as bagwan.. that moron Rajneesh acted like innocent but he is behind everything but blamed his blind follower..

[@vikingminigerbs6379]

She doesn’t live in India, and in case you haven’t noticed she became famous in the U.S. Humans everywhere glorify criminals. Americans included friend.

[@FunTravelLondon]

I wish all viewers a blessed day today ❤️❤️😍

[@a.k.p.4061]

Skip it skip it skip it. If u expect a revealing documentary like Wild Wild Country or Bikram Yoga then get ready to be disappointed. Wasted 1 hr to see Maa go thru her book release. Netflix pls making such crap......

[@clown-cult96]

Americans, boomers and Christians hate Sheela which is all the reason I need to enjoy her. She’s a true problematic icon 😂

[@gaurishankargupta1193]

Sheela is not 0.001% of Osho.. viewers donot project ur thought to Osho watching this series... If u want to be a secretary u should watch and follow sheela .. sheela has nothing to do with the teachings of osho

[@joe-buchberger]

this woman really has the nerve to sell her past to netflix after all that she had done

[@VikasKumar-nq8if]

Dekh lete par phir barkha dikh gayi aur mann uth gya

[@bilalasghar6389]

q barkha se kya dushmani hai?

[@ashuraexegaming4473]

*"" Any school and college students here.*

[@swastikdas2630]

Yep

[@craftykid8273]

Kyun bhai submission complete karke dega kya humara 😂😂😂

[@tori2dles]

The start of the documentary set the foundation, saying, “It was all so long ago. Why should it have a bearing in your life now or in the future?” Listen. We are very forgiving people here in Oregon. We understand that sometimes people who do horrible things in their youth may change (not everyone, but some do). So we’d love to know that you changed. We are ready for that. But here’s the deal in that, Sheela. The *first* sign that a person has changed is that they simply say they are sorry. Can’t you just say that to little tiny Antelope, Oregon? I mean, can’t you have some empathy and understand how it was for all of you to swoop into their town and try to take over? How would you feel if it was your town? I mean, there were PLENTY of ghost towns in Oregon that were looking for buyers -beautiful areas in the same vicinity as Antelope- all lovely abandoned western towns. And then there was the salad bar in The Dalles. That was the first case of bio-terrorism on American soil. You poisoned hundreds and hundreds of townspeople with Salmonella, all the county commissioners, too - all because you wanted to keep people from voting. That was some pretty awful voter fraud, especially when you convinced all those homeless people to come to the commune so they could vote as you wanted. A number had mental issues and you made it worse by keeping them blindfolded and serving them beer laced with sedatives. Then you abandoned them. I’m sorry, but it’s just so selfish. I guess it’s better than your original plan to poison the drinking water and crash an airplane with bombs on it into the county courthouse. Still. 😣 I understand why you were so desperate for votes. You needed permits to expand the operation and build roads and buildings. Again, if only you’d selected a town with no residents where you didn’t have anyone to object, you’d have had everything you wanted without hurting anyone. I won’t list everything that happened. You already know. But can’t you just give an apology for that time? Why is it so hard to take responsibility? You’re acting like a victim but you were not a victim. You hurt people and I’m glad you no longer do that. I’m glad you began helping elderly people. But your past will remain until you reckon with it.

[@justahumanbeing.709]

well said.

[@ts7371]

The only thing Sheela's defensive answers prove is GUILT. She is pissed that people are asking her questions about her crimes? Really? What does she expect people to ask her about? Her favourite meal? The woman is a master manipulator by the way she guilt trips whoever asks her about her past , into thinking there is something wrong with them for asking. Delusional and in denial. I guess she could not survive if she faced up to her crimes to herself. Narcissists never take responsibility for their actions.

[@SkySalt]

For some reason Netflix is after Rajneesh Osho

[@fromnowhere8131]

She is still charming,confident,intelligent

[@Raymond_Cooper]

And psycho and dangerous and intolerant

[@Shreyasmith]

She made up a story that she didnt commit the crime but the audience and people are not that gullible that they will not catch her lies and crime….🤣

[@_phoenix_6122]

Sheila ki jawaani song is made after her life .....lol

[@himallya]

Initially i thought it was an extended part of wild wild country

[@ranjeetbhosale5749]

Music name from 1:15 ¿¿¿¿

[@LakshmiSharma-v6e]

Every body wants to have power on you , relgion,gurus, politician, everybody!!!! With their own ideas

[@revathynair1119]

the scene when she visited her house where she was born made me emotional...

[@kunal30207]

why?

[@roger67100]

So Monsters make you emotional ?

[@SujeetSingh-rd7oc]

Lage raho band na karna.."mere jaise hi toh ho!"

[@JayantKumar-dn3zu]

“People who don’t commit crime, don’t escape like that”. I wonder how does this statement hold when Osho himself was trying to flee the US in his private jet before getting arrested, or when he accepted the deal to left the US and avoid imprisonment, or earlier when he left India for the US in silence. His ideas may be out of the league but apparently he was just a fragile, afraid, materialistic person, who was not free from human emotions. He was not ‘bhagwan’, but a man looking for pleasure.

[@ralphheineman1280]

Definition of a force of nature