Just a word on the OP.

Perhaps due to a younger age the OP was not aware of Osho, and seems to have no clue on what he/she posted.

Suffice to repeat that at the time the clip was made Osho was largely regarded as a cult that borrowed from several Eastern and Western philosophies, but represented non of these.

In fact it came from the same period of cults as Jim Jones, Charles Manson, The Moonies or The Children of God, and it does not represent Eastern practices, just as little as these groups represented Christianity (despite their references to Jesus).

There are many conspiracies connected to the group and its origins, as I've hopefully illustrated.

Wholesome ecstatic dancing and devotional trance is found in many groups, but so is the old method of stressing people with emotions, guilt, music and repetition until the "release" (when the "preacher's" hammering actually stops) is then experienced as a temporary high.
This technique can be done in one-on-one sessions (Scientology) or in mega-churches.

So mind-control techniques seem to be relevant, rather than any sign of the supernatural.

Well, Rajneesh went from scandalizing the Hindu community as the "sex guru", to becoming the "Rolls-Royce guru" in the US (different appeals for different folks).

However here he was far outdone by Christian mega-sects and their "prosperity gospel" (the ironically labelled "Moral Majority" of the late 1980s), and hence a whole generation knows nothing about him.
At least, some would say, he was more honest, and practiced the freedom from convention that he openly preached.

I think I have shown extensively what one can research on "these people".
Oh my hat, what a question!

You titled the thread "demonic possession of eastern yoga religions".
You could not even name or specify the group, and there are many different forms of yoga and Eastern religions (but you probably think they're all demonic so they're all the same).
Osho is not an Eastern religion (I mentioned their diverse influences on the previous page), and there are many fascinating conspiracies around the group relevant to this site, including their links to the CIA.
You are surely entitled to your view of the proceedings in the clip as demon possession, but the thread's title is offensive to Eastern faiths (especially as you speak of "religions", but show a very specific group).

I have not defended their practices.
In fact, I brought up many things that they would probably rather not have mentioned ever again.
I tried to give a balanced overview of the situation, and its different angles.
There are followers of Osho today - why should I only bash them and not try to give their views, or contextualize their history?

Every religion has scandals, and as many have pointed out, without some of the nudity the clip actually looks like a modern US-styled mega-church, who seem to use the same mind-control techniques developed in these cults. There is also sexual scandal going on in all religions (evangelical Christianity springs to mind immediately), The only difference is that they don't preach it openly like Osho did.
And let's not even begin to mention Christianity and the massive self-enrichment of the sect-leaders.
So it would be absurd of me just to bash Osho.
You may think your religion is the only one and you can therefore insult others, but we do live in a multi-cultural society and everybody deserves some sensitivity.

Why make a thread about a group you don't consider worthy researching?
The motto here is deny ignorance; not willfully embrace it about people you don't like.

As for UFOs - there are many threads on the fundamentalist Christian perspective, and it will derail the topic, although to me personally it doesn't matter if Christians speak about "demons" or "fallen angels".
Your OP again illustrated that calling something demonic, or "demon possessed" means one doesn't have to know or research anything more on a topic or group of people.

If coming on ATS to do research and to share and learn makes me sound absurd, then I am proudly absurd.

In any case thanks for at least drawing my attention to the group, and I found the little research on them that I've done so fascinating that I'm planning my own thread on them in future.

That guy wearing the fish net underwear... I want to party with him..

I'm just going by memory and a little experience (very small) with kundalini

Seems to me it was refered to as "the serpent spine"
It is located somewhere around your tailbone area.

There is an energy source there that is usually not active, if you turn it on you can cause it to spiral up your spine. It is a very weird sensation. As the serpent reference suggests, it feels like a coiling snake.
I have heard that it can be dangerous if left turned "on".
Thats about all I can remember.

I once activated it, but after a little while it became to real and I never tried again. I would hate to accidently mess my energy up more than it already is.