Swami Chetan (Prakash Killa): A Profound Spiritual Journey Inspired by Osho

Prakash Killa’s life has been deeply influenced since childhood by an inner quest for spirituality and self-discovery. Even while remaining active in social and political spheres, he always carried within him a longing for meditation, silence, and inner awakening. This search eventually led him to a transformative turning point — the discovery of the teachings of Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, Osho.

In 1996, Prakash began immersing himself in Osho’s discourses, meditation techniques, and philosophical insights. Over time, his inclination toward silence, meditation, and self-reflection intensified. Osho’s life-changing message — “Live life totally, live it consciously” — had a profound impact on his inner being.

In the early 2000s, he formally took initiation into Osho’s spiritual path and embraced sannyas. With initiation, he received a new name — Swami Chetan, a name symbolizing awareness, balance, and bliss in his life.

After becoming a sannyasin, he participated in numerous Osho meditation camps, spiritual retreats, and ashrams across India. At the Osho International Meditation Resort in Pune, he experienced deep meditative states and shared peace and joy with hundreds of fellow seekers.

Prakash Killa also undertook extensive spiritual journeys across India, dedicated to Osho’s meditative path.
He actively took part in meditation and Samadhi programs at Osho Dhara, Murthal (Haryana), and visited various other centers including Osho Ganga Dham (Rishikesh), Osho Gram, Nisarg, Vishwas Dhyan Kendra (Himachal), Osho Tapovan (Nepal), Champa, Jabalpur, Nashik, Damoh, Chakpura (Jaipur), Karma Bihar, Vipassana Centres, Pyramid Meditation Center, and the Art of Living in Bengaluru.

He deeply incorporated Osho’s signature meditations—Dynamic Meditation, Kundalini, Nad Brahma, Whirling—into his daily spiritual practice.

Along with Osho’s teachings, Prakash Killa has also undertaken numerous sacred journeys across India. He visited major pilgrimage and spiritual centers including Kashi, Prayagraj, Ujjain, Puri, Dwarka, Rameshwaram, Kanyakumari, Madurai, Tirupur, Tirupati, Bhimashankar, Trimbakeshwar, Jageshwar, Nageshwar, Grishneshwar, Kalahasti, Chitrakoot, Neem Karoli, Baidyanath, Basukinath, Naina Devi, Chamunda, Nainital, Neelkanth, Jwala Devi, Chintpurni Devi, Kamakhya, Nalkheda, Kangra, various spiritual sites across Uttarakhand, Mathura, Vrindavan, Ayodhya, and several Shakti Peeths and meditation centers.

For him, these journeys were never simply about travel or pilgrimage —
but a quest for the inner temple, the sacred space that resides within every human being.

To Prakash Killa, Osho is not just a spiritual master but the very vision of life and the light of the soul. He firmly believes —
“Meditation is the greatest pilgrimage, and silence is the truest temple.”

Even today, despite his active involvement in social and political engagements, he continues to make meditation and silence an integral part of his daily routine. His spiritual journey flows onward — a harmonious blend of service, meditation, and awareness.

The life of Swami Chetan (Prakash Killa) stands as a radiant spiritual odyssey — illuminated by Osho’s teachings, India’s sacred pilgrimages, and the profound light of inner awakening.

Swami Chetan (Prakash Killa): A Profound Spiritual Journey Inspired by Osho