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- If you were there in Poona One – reading this book is a must.
- If you were not there in Poona One – reading this book is a must.
- Krishna Prem has resurrected those extraordinary days. He lived them and he kept a diary. His writing has the ring of truth, the bloom of spontaneity and the vivid hues of a disciple’s devotion. Krishna Prem was one of Osho’s early western sannyasins. We are lucky that he happens to have a natural gift with words, a sense of narrative and a heart bursting with excitement and love. I find this book a joy and an inspiration. And an accurate history too.
- -- from the review by Rashid Maxwell, lots more reviews here.
- author
- Sw Krishna Prem
- language
- English
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