I sat with him and he explained every word of that poetry to me. We finished our work and then Bhagwan said, 'Seela, come sit here'. And the way he said 'Seela'." Sharing an anecdote, Sheela recalled an evening she spent with Rajneesh as he watched the classic "Umrao Jaan", featuring Rekha and Farooq Shaikh. You should see some of the photographs and see how he looked at me. Sheela, 69, is known for wearing her heart on her sleeves and when asked whether she had unrequited love for Rajneesh, she said the guru was "also very much in love with me". I have learnt to live communal lifestyle from Bhagwan Rajneesh," she added. "One message which I want to give to everyone present here is to be yourself I am me and will always remain like this. Sheela, who is on her first India visit in 34 years, was speaking with filmmaker Karan Johar at 'The Conversation', organised by Humans For Humanity in association with Sipping Thoughts. It's like when you are attracted to somebody, you express your attraction," she said. "There was no misuse of sexuality in our commune in Pune or in Rajneeshpuram. Sheela, who recently came to limelight as the central figure in Netflix's 2018 docu-series "Wild, Wild Country", said contrary to popular perception, sexuality was never misused in both of Bhagwan's communes - Pune and Rajneeshpuram. Sheela worked as the personal secretary of Rajneesh, popularly known as Osho, from 1981 through 1985 and managed Rajneeshpuram. Ma Anand Sheela, former close aide of Rajneesh, on Sunday opened up about the way of life at Rajneeshpuram, a utopian city for the controversial guru's followers in rural Oregon in the US, and how she still follows the communal lifestyle.
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