NEPAL BLOG #11 – I find a room in Thamel for very cheap, tourists still gone. After yesterday, getting back very late from Dwarika’s, I still haven’t bought some of the stuff that I need to take to Jalwire, so I do these in the morning and leave on the 11 o’ clock bus. At […]
HEALING AT O.Z.O.R.A. #2 – In this series you can learn more about the various healing techniques and methods that you’ll find at O.Z.O.R.A. 2015, where you can also try our therapists’ services. This time Nadja und Julia Liebetrau are answering our question. – What would you tell a ‘traveler from a distant land’ who […]
MANDALA ART SUBMISSION #6 In the past months we invited you to submit Mandala Art and to write about your experiences creating the art. We’ve received quite a few exciting artworks and writings. The submission is closed for this season. We would like to thank all of the participants whose works will be exhibited in […]
NEPAL BLOG #10 – It has been raining for the past two nights. The weather forecast had said that the monsoon is still over a week, possibly more, away. However, both nights the rain had become a sheet, a wall, pouring down as if there was no tomorrow. Right now I am in the “wishing […]
By MÁRTON NÁRAY – The year of 2015 promises to be a dub celebration: Killing Joke In Dub feat. Youth & Alex Patterson, Pink Floyd in Dub, Dubblestandart, to name just a few. And we have a very special guest: we are happy to welcome back British dub band, Zion Train, returning to the Ozorian […]
HEALING AT O.Z.O.R.A. #1 – In this new series you can learn more about the various healing techniques and methods that you’ll find at O.Z.O.R.A. 2015, where you can also try our therapists’ services. We’re starting our introductions with Sándor Szilágyi and his sound massage with Tibetan singing bowls.
Following in the footsteps of radiOzora’s Festival Frequency, we continue the ride and introduce the team and ideas that manifest as Inner Sanctum. Back after a short detour as Inner Waves last year, Inner Sanctum Festival is kicking off in all its ‘tranceplant’ glory 2 July.
NEPAL BLOG #9 –Back at the Subba’s, Mummy Subba’s “Didi” is there. Didi means anything, that has a female form and is older than you, and it later turns out that. She has the faint look of the devil about her (that is the first thing I noticed), but is a funny, really cool woman. […]