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''<big><big>Don't Ask Me to Write</big></big>'' | |||
This letter which is not exactly a letter is not known to have been previously published. It has been offered by Osho's brother [[Sw Shailendra Saraswati|Shailendra]], who has kindly transcribed and translated it, text below. He adds by way of explanation that Shrirampur is a small town in Maharashtra, in Ahmednagar district. Someone insisted that Osho write him a message while Osho was sitting in a train, just ready to leave the station. Click on the image to enlarge. | This letter which is not exactly a letter is not known to have been previously published. It has been offered by Osho's brother [[Sw Shailendra Saraswati|Shailendra]], who has kindly transcribed and translated it, text below. He adds by way of explanation that Shrirampur is a small town in Maharashtra, in Ahmednagar district. Someone insisted that Osho write him a message while Osho was sitting in a train, just ready to leave the station. Click on the image to enlarge. | ||
[[Ma Prem Niyati]] (Vijaya Nirmal) about the letter: | |||
:1967 में श्रीरामपुर जैसे हमारे छोटे से गाँव को प्यारे सद्गुरु ओशो की चरणधूलि प्राप्ति का सौभाग्य उपलब्ध हुआ। तब मैं बहुत छोटी थी। उनसे मिलना तो नहीं हो पाया। जिस जैन परिवार में ओशो रुके थे, उन्होंने ओशो के विदा होते समय विनती की कि वे अपने हाथों से लिखकर कुछ संदेश दे दें। तब ओशो ने अपने हस्ताक्षर सहित उपरोक्त अति संक्षिप्त व सुन्दर उपदेश लिख दिया जो हम सब साधक शिष्यों के लिए पथ प्रदर्शक है। | |||
:अपने प्यारे सद्गुरु को बारंबार प्रणाम। | |||
:मा प्रेम नियति (विजया निर्मल) | |||
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[[category:Unpublished | :[[Letters to Unknown ~ 01]] - The event of this letter. | ||
[[Category:Manuscripts|Letter 1967-02-12]] | |||
[[Category:Manuscript Letters (hi:पांडुलिपि पत्र)|Letter 1967-02-12]] | |||
[[category:Unpublished Hindi (hi:अप्रकाशित हिंदी)|Letter 1967-02-12]] | |||
[[Category:Newly discovered since 1990|Letter 1967-02-12]] | |||
Latest revision as of 14:51, 24 May 2022
Don't Ask Me to Write
This letter which is not exactly a letter is not known to have been previously published. It has been offered by Osho's brother Shailendra, who has kindly transcribed and translated it, text below. He adds by way of explanation that Shrirampur is a small town in Maharashtra, in Ahmednagar district. Someone insisted that Osho write him a message while Osho was sitting in a train, just ready to leave the station. Click on the image to enlarge.
Ma Prem Niyati (Vijaya Nirmal) about the letter:
- 1967 में श्रीरामपुर जैसे हमारे छोटे से गाँव को प्यारे सद्गुरु ओशो की चरणधूलि प्राप्ति का सौभाग्य उपलब्ध हुआ। तब मैं बहुत छोटी थी। उनसे मिलना तो नहीं हो पाया। जिस जैन परिवार में ओशो रुके थे, उन्होंने ओशो के विदा होते समय विनती की कि वे अपने हाथों से लिखकर कुछ संदेश दे दें। तब ओशो ने अपने हस्ताक्षर सहित उपरोक्त अति संक्षिप्त व सुन्दर उपदेश लिख दिया जो हम सब साधक शिष्यों के लिए पथ प्रदर्शक है।
- अपने प्यारे सद्गुरु को बारंबार प्रणाम।
- मा प्रेम नियति (विजया निर्मल)
 कुछ लिखने को न कहें। जैसा यह बिन लिखा खाली कागज है, ऐसा ही मन चाहिए। इसलिए, रोज मन पर जम गई घूल झाड़ दें- प्रतिपल ही ऐसी सजगता रखें। प्रतिक्षण बीते-हुये के प्रति मर जायें। नित नया जीवन पाने का सूत्र यही है। और जो मन सदा नया, ताजा और शून्य है, वह सत्य को सहज ही पा लेता है, क्योंकि वही सत्य है। रजनीश के प्रणाम 12/2/1967 Don't ask me to write. The mind should be just like this unwritten empty paper. Therefore, every day keep on removing the dust gathered on the mind -- maintain this awareness each moment. Die to the past, each moment. This is the secret to have a new life always. And the mind which is always new, fresh and empty can achieve the truth easily; because that is the truth. Rajneesh Ke Pranaam 12/2/1967 |
- See also
- Letters to Unknown ~ 01 - The event of this letter.
