Sunder Komala is born in Brazil, and since 1989 lives in Pune, India, where she works as a therapist and facilitator at the Osho International Meditation Resort. The last 15 years of intense living at the Osho Resort and traveling around the world has been the greatest teacher about life and death. Its a life of constant departure and meeting with something new. when the time is ripe to leave a place, friends and beloved ones, the heart beats fast, tears flow, the mind stops, and what remains is the feeling of gratefulness for this immense gift of love and being alive. "Death is the greatest mystery of life. Life has many mysteries, but there is nothing comparable to death." Osho Every moment life is sprouting as a new born baby; a fresh spring leaf; the sun raising into a new day; the in breath nourishing the body; a start of a new experience. Along with life, death is happening in many different forms to give space for life to unfold. Millions of people are dying every day, some die with their mind and hearts open, melting gracefully in the miracle of life, and many die in pain and confusion, regretting an unlived life and holding in fear to a death they cannot accept. Death is the only certainty in life, everything else is a possibility. And death is one of the greatest taboos in the modern world and that is the reason most people fell so confused and fearful at the face of death. because the mind cannot comprehend it, it tries to avoid its reality and keep on postponing it, pretending it is just a fiction on movies and TV news. Normally as well as with death, we take life for granted and keep on missing the tremendous miracle of being alive. When we start facing death, and become conscious that death is inevitable we start enquiry about life, and start understanding life as a precious opportunity and the uniqueness of each moment.
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