Osho Risk Meditation Center rents its buildings to facilitators and teachers who run workshops, trainings and retreats for their own groups. The center stands in the Jutland countryside near Brædstrup, Denmark. It offers two group rooms, on-site accommodation for participants and vegetarian meals, so a group can work, sleep and eat in one place.
Seminars and company events
The venue-rental page presents the center as a place to share your work in a supportive, meditative environment. It is aimed at workshop leaders and training groups. The center takes care of the practical needs of the days while the leader looks after the group. The official pages do not describe a corporate seminar format or give a maximum group size, so an organiser should state the group size and the type of event in the first request.
Rooms and capacities
There are two group rooms. Mandir is the main group room and sits in the main house. Kabir is on the upper floor of Rumi House and looks over the surrounding fields. Both rooms have heating and an advanced sound system with video support, and Kabir has floor heating. They are equipped with mattresses, meditation chairs and cushions, and regular cushioned chairs are also available.
A separate hut called Shunya has large circular glass windows. It was built for silent meditation and can be adapted for one-to-one sessions and small group processes. The official pages give no capacity figure for any room.
Accommodation
Participants stay on site. The center has single rooms, double rooms, triple rooms and a dormitory for 10 people. Rumi House, the newest building, holds eight single and double rooms. Shared rooms take from 2 up to 10 people, and each guest has a personal space. Bathrooms are shared. The center says it tries to place guests with similar needs in the same room.
Catering
Meals are vegetarian. They are prepared by members of the community, some ingredients are grown on site, and most are organic. The main house holds the kitchen and the dining room.
History and setting
Osho Risk is an international community inspired by the Indian mystic Osho, and its history dates back to 1986. The grounds are in open countryside, where guests can walk, cycle or swim in a lake. The center also runs its own program of retreats, workshops and festivals, so ask which dates are free before planning a rental. The old house holds the reception, the office and a video room.
Getting there
The address is Bøgballevej 3, 8740 Brædstrup, Denmark. The center has a page on how to get there, which describes the route in more detail. For a group, send an enquiry through the venue-rental page with dates, number of participants and the rooms you need.
