Talk:Gandhiwaad: Ek Aur Sameeksha (गांधीवाद : एक और समीक्षा)

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As mentioned in Talk:Dekh Kabira Roya (देख कबीरा रोया), Gandhiwaad is part of a possible publication of the whole extended Dekh in thirty chapters. The TOC for the Gandhiwaad portion is:

ch 9. गांधी का चिंतन अवैज्ञानिक है 103-115
ch 10. मेरी दृष्टि में रचनात्मक क्या है 117-130
ch 11. गांधीवाद ही नहीं, वाद मात्र के विरोध में हूं 131-146

In addition, the portion of Dekh's e-book that is available, at Osho World and other fine sites, has most of Aswikriti and runs into Gandhiwaad, doing likely the whole of chapter 9 and possibly all the rest of it, though there are no chapter breaks or titles to tell easily. -- doofus-9 (talk) 11:04, 21 December 2014 (PST)


1st edition of Gandhiwaad (1974) gives dates and place for discourses:

Ch.1-2 - two talks given in Baroda, 14 Feb 1969.
Ch.3 - press-conference, Baroda, 13 Feb 1969.

Dekh Kabira Roya 1979ed. confirmes dates and place with one exception: date of first talk (there is as ch.9) - 13 Feb 1969. It contradicts to introduction of 1974ed: "With these words of Lord Rajneesh, two discourses on Gandhiji and a statement of a press conference are given here as a book. On 1969, on the occasion of the Gandhi-Birth Centenary, "Rejected in Raised Hands" ("अस्वीकृति में उठा हाथ") was published. These two sermons were also given in Baroda in the same year, 14 February 1969. The press conference was also held a day before in Baroda itself." Other evidence in rightness of 14 Feb for two talks is less occupation of it than 13 Feb in Timeline: 13 Feb - 2 talks of Kranti Sutra series, 14 Feb - 1 talk of Kranti Sutra. Moreover, 1979ed. makes errors in dates for first chapters - see Talk:Aswikriti Mein Utha Haath (अस्वीकृति में उठा हाथ).--DhyanAntar 07:00, 21 September 2020 (UTC)

Has this ever been translated into English language? I ask because it is for sale on ebay at https://www.ebay.com/itm/Rajneesh-Bhagwan-Shri-Gandhivad-Ek-Aur-Sameeksha-1974-90p/402154131355?hash=item5da2410f9b:g:xa8AAOSwQpNeFXfT and I would be willing to purchase it if someone is willing to accurately translate it. Swamisitar (talk) 04:22, 19 October 2020 (UTC)