From Unconsciousness to Consciousness

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Osho's first words spoken after a period of three and a half years of silence herald a completely new dimension to his work. It is as if he has drawn a sword and slices through the deceit of history. Man, his politics and so-called religions all come under the scalpel of Osho's master surgery. Responding to questions solely from his disciples, Osho exposes the psychology of all creeds based on the idea of "following" and takes apart the whole question of belief in God. He also answers questions such as whether he considers himself to be a messiah, and lambastes the attitude of traditional holy men towards women. He lets us in on his understanding of the political mind-set; how he feels about communism, why his sannyasins lead such a rich life and whether they are brainwashed or hypnotized, and much, much more.

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Notes
Previously published as "The Rajneesh Bible, Vol 1".
Osho's last discourses before his 'Silent Period' have been published in "The Goose is out".
Time Period of Osho's original Discourses/Talks/Letters
from Oct 30, 1984 to Nov 28, 1984
Number of Discourses/Chapters
30

Editions

From Unconsciousness to Consciousness

Answers to the Seekers on the Path


Year of Publication : 1984
Publisher (Distributor) : Rebel Publishing House, Köln
Edition No : 1
ISBN / ISSN : 3-89338-115-5
Number of Pages :
Out of Print : Y
Hardcover / Paperback :


From Unconsciousness to Consciousness

Answers to the Seekers on the Path


Year of Publication : 1985
Publisher (Distributor) : Rajneesh Foundation
Edition No : 1
ISBN / ISSN :
Number of Pages :
Out of Print : Y
Hardcover / Paperback : P

From Unconsciousness to Consciousness

Answers to the Seekers on the Path


Year of Publication : 1998
Publisher (Distributor) : Rebel Publishing House, Pune, India
Edition No : 2
ISBN / ISSN : 81-7261-016-5
Number of Pages : 384
Out of Print :
Hardcover / Paperback : H