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Swami Louis Anando has been Osho’s disciple since January 2011. A science writer, public radio and television personality, and newspaper journalist by profession, he was attracted to Osho while working for the U.S. space agency NASA in the late 1990s. | Swami Louis Anando has been Osho’s disciple since January 2011. A science writer, public radio and television personality, and newspaper journalist by profession, he was attracted to Osho while working for the U.S. space agency NASA in the late 1990s. | ||
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Swami Louis Anando has been Osho’s disciple since January 2011. A science writer, public radio and television personality, and newspaper journalist by profession, he was attracted to Osho while working for the U.S. space agency NASA in the late 1990s.
His home for more than 20 years has been Vermont USA. Always interested in space science, cosmology, and paleontology, he is the managing editor of several community newspapers and writes a weekly astronomy column. He enjoys naturism, Esalen massage and meeting sannyasins. He is interested in astronomy and aviation. He is the author of a space history book about the Moon and tektites titled, "Inconstant Moon: Discovery and Controversy and the Way to the Moon".
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Vermont USA
