IMAP · OSHO MEDITATION LEADER TRAINING · LEVEL 1

A 24-day online path: an Osho Meditation Camp + a 21-day Meditation Marathon + a 3-weekend Leader Training with IMAP certification.

A complete online certification path for those who want to become IMAP-certified leaders of Osho meditations. Three integrated stages — immersion, daily practice, and skills training — over 24 days.

The inner guide. The silence that leads. A facilitator doesn't push — they hold space. This training is about finding that quality inside yourself: the stillness from which a meditation can begin, the presence that lets a group land. Not a role, not a method — a state.

About the programme

This is a full IMAP path from experience to capacity to lead. You don't simply learn the techniques of Osho's meditations — you live them, you anchor them in daily practice, and then you learn the inner posture from which a meditation can be truly held for others.

The program runs entirely online and is built as three connected blocks: a weekend immersion camp, three weeks of daily morning meditation, and three intensive training weekends. By the end you receive an IMAP Level 1 certificate that allows you to facilitate Osho meditation groups in your own community.

This is not a course about technique only. It's a transmission of the meditative quality that makes facilitation real.

Who this is for

This training is for people who already have some meditation experience and feel called to bring meditation to others.

It is especially supportive for:

practitioners with at least 1–2 years of regular meditation
therapists, coaches, and helping professionals who want to add meditative tools
yoga teachers and movement practitioners looking to deepen the contemplative side
people who already informally host meditation circles and want grounded training
anyone preparing for IMAP Level 2 facilitator training

No previous Osho meditation experience is required, but a strong interest in active, body-based meditations is.

Methods

The training is grounded in IMAP Awakening Psychology and the full library of Osho's active and silent meditations.

Core methods covered:

Active meditations: Dynamic, Kundalini, Nataraj, Nadabrahma, Mandala, Whirling, Gourishankar
Silent and inner methods: Vipassana, No-Dimensions, Devavani, Gibberish, Mystic Rose intro
Facilitator skills: voice, instruction timing, music cueing, group reading, transition holding
Body and energy reading: noticing what a group needs in real time
Ethics and boundaries for meditation leaders

Process phases

The program is a single arc made of three connected stages.

Phase 1 — Immersion (Osho Camp, Oct 30 – Nov 1)

A weekend of full-spectrum Osho meditation experience. You go through Dynamic, Kundalini, Nadabrahma, Nataraj and silent methods back-to-back — so by the end you know in your body what each one does.

Phase 2 — Embodiment (Marathon, Nov 2 – Nov 22)

21 mornings of guided meditation, 90 minutes each. This is where the practice becomes stable and the rhythm of a daily contemplative life is set.

Phase 3 — Capacity to Lead (Training, Nov 6 – Nov 22)

Three intensive weekends overlapping the marathon. Here we move from being in the meditation to holding it for others: voice, structure, group reading, ethics, and live practice with peer feedback.

Structure

The three stages are designed to overlap — the marathon runs through the training, so daily practice is woven into the learning.

Stage 1 — Osho Meditation Camp Online
Oct 30 (Fri evening) – Nov 1 (Sun). Saturdays & Sundays 08:00–22:00 (Europe/Istanbul).

Stage 2 — 21-Day Meditation Marathon
Nov 2 – Nov 22, daily 08:00–09:30 (Europe/Istanbul).

Stage 3 — IMAP Meditation Leader Training, Level 1
Three weekends: Nov 6–8, Nov 13–15, Nov 20–22.
Fridays 19:00–22:00 · Saturdays 16:00–22:00 · Sundays 10:30–19:30 (Europe/Istanbul).

Topics

The map of Osho's active and silent meditations and what each one transforms
The inner posture of a facilitator: presence, not performance
Voice, instruction, and timing as facilitation tools
Reading group energy and adjusting in real time
Music cueing and transitions between phases
Holding cathartic and silent phases safely
Ethics, boundaries, and the limits of a meditation leader's role
Setting up your own meditation group: practical structure

What you will gain

By the end of this 24-day path, you will:

Have direct, embodied experience of the core Osho meditations
Have established a stable daily meditation practice
Know how to introduce, time, and hold a meditation for a group
Receive an IMAP Level 1 Meditation Leader Certificate
Be eligible to register for IMAP Level 2 facilitator training
Be listed in the IMAP global community of certified leaders

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