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{{bookedition|260_lrg.jpg|Talks on Zen Buddhism<br/>Discourses based on the doka of Zen master Ikkyu|1979|Rajneesh Foundation|1|0-88050-141-3|568|H|First edition March 1979, 5,000 copies.
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::Author as [[Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh]]
::Published by [[Ma Yoga Laxmi]]
::Published by [[Ma Yoga Laxmi]]
::Compilation and editor: [[Ma Yoga Anurag]]; [[Ma Ananda Vandana]]
::Compilation and editor: [[Ma Yoga Anurag]]; [[Ma Ananda Vandana]]

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In these discourses Osho covers vast territory - from the state of no-mind before birth, to man's obsession with greed; from the difference between mind and consciousness, to the ultimate failure of love-affairs; from "scientific mysticism," to the psychology of politicians and the importance of dreams.
notes
Chapters 1-7 later published in Osho on Zen: The Art of Enlightenment.
Chapters 8-14 later published in Osho on Zen: The Art of Living
Later published in Take It Easy which combines both volumes.
time period of Osho's original talks/writings
Apr 11, 1978 to Apr 24, 1978 : timeline
number of discourses/chapters
14


editions

Take It Easy, Vol 1

Talks on Zen Buddhism
Discourses based on the doka of Zen master Ikkyu

Year of publication : 1979
Publisher : Rajneesh Foundation
ISBN 0-88050-141-3 (click ISBN to buy online)
Number of pages : 568
Hardcover / Paperback / Ebook : H
Edition notes : First edition March 1979, 5,000 copies.
Author as Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh
Published by Ma Yoga Laxmi
Compilation and editor: Ma Yoga Anurag; Ma Ananda Vandana
Design: Ma Prem Tushita
Coordination: Ma Yoga Pratima; Ma Deva Ritambhara
Photography: Ma Prem Champa; Sw Krishna Bharti; Sw Shivamurti; Ma Yoga Vivek
Introduction: Ma Sagarpriya