Talk:Mahaveer: Parichay Aur Vani (महावीर : परिचय और वाणी)
As it says on the front page, Jainism is the religion Osho was born into. Of course he rebelled against it, and criticizes it and Mahavir when it suits his purpose, but it remains close to his heart. His first published discourse, in 1955, is about a Jain saint, Taran Taran. His first dedicated series about a particular Indian mystic is Mahavir Meri Drishti Mein (महावीर मेरी दृष्टि में) (Mahavir in My Vision). And his first enthusiasts and lovers are Jains. And long after they withdrew their sponsorship of his talks after Sambhog Se Samadhi Ki Aur (संभोग से समाधि की ओर), they continue to be interested in him and value anything he says about Mahavir. Thus it came to be that a Jain org has preserved this obscure book.
The following Osho titles, mostly Mahavir-related, are in e-book form at Jain E-Library (search for Osho Rajnish):
- Jin Sutra, Bhag 1 (जिन - सूत्र, भाग एक)
- Jin Sutra, Bhag 2 (जिन - सूत्र, भाग दो)
- Mahavir Vani, Bhag 1 (महावीर वाणी, भाग 1)
- Mahavir Vani, Bhag 2 (महावीर वाणी, भाग 2)
- Jyon Ki Tyon Dhari Dinhi Chadariya (ज्यों की त्यों धरि दीन्हीं चदरिया)
- Jyun Tha Tyun Thahraya (ज्यूं था त्यूं ठहराया) (Q&A from late Pune 1, not Mahavir-themed)
- Mahavir: Parichaya Aur Vani (महावीर: परिचय और वाणी) (U R here)
- Mahavir Ya Mahavinash (महावीर या महाविनाश)
- Mahavir Meri Drishti Mein (महावीर मेरी दृष्टि में)
- Bharat Ka Bhavishya (भारत का भविष्य) (Politics and Society theme, not Mahavir)
- Naye Bharat Ki Khoj (नये भारत की खोज) (Politics and Society theme, not Mahavir)
- अनुक्रम (TOC):
- Prastavika
- Pratham Khand
- Adhyaya १ Mahavir Ki Jeevandhara Mahavir Ki Marga
- Adhyaya २ Mahavir Ki 'Tyaga' Pichhale Janme Ki Sadhana
- Adhyaya ३ Muk Jagat Se Tadatmya Aur Sapekshavad (Syadvad)
- Adhyaya ४ Samayik, Pratikmana Aur Charin
- Adhyaya ५ Karmvad
- Adhyaya ६ Mahavir Ke Vyavitatva Ke Nae Ayam
- Adhyaya ७ Astitva Aur Ahimsa
- Adhyaya ८ Nigoda Aur Antaryatra
- Adhyaya ९ Mahavir Ki Bhapa
- Adhyaya १० Goshalik Ki Kaya Ka Mahattav
- Adhyaya ११ Mahavir Ki Drishti Mahavir Ka Bhog
- Adhyaya १२ Upasahar
- Dvitiya Khand
- Adhyaya १ Ahimsa
- Adhyaya २ Aparigraha
- Adhyaya ३ Achaurya
- Adhyaya ४ Akam
- Adhyaya ५ Apramada
- Tritiya Khand
- Adhyaya १ Panch Namavar Sutra
- Adhyaya २ Dhammo Logutamo
- Adhyaya ३ Karna Ki Svikriti
- Adhyaya ४ Dharm Ka Param Sutra: Ahimsa Aur Svabhav
- Adhyaya ५ Jivepana Aur Mahavir Ki Ahimsa
- Adhyaya ६ Samasvarata Aur Samyagajiv
- Adhyaya ७ Sayam Ki Jivayak Drishti
- Adhyaya ८ Tapascharya
- Adhyaya ९ Tapa Ki Pennanika Prakiya
- Adhyaya १० Mahavir Ki Drishti Anaran
- Adhyaya ११ Anodari Adi Repa Vahcha Tapa
- Adhyaya १२ Antar-Tapa
Above info was in a pdf image format which could not be rendered directly as text, so i have done it this way as an interim step before converting back to Devanagari text. (May stay this way for a while.) There are undoubtedly errors, especially in the underlined portions, so feedback is welcome.
Most of the chapter titles have been got from the text itself, which, though it has errors and unclarities, pieces of letters missing etc, is in much better shape than the separately offered TOC, which is unreadable in many places. However, the title page of the 1st chapter of the third section (p221) is just missing, but is fortuitously saved by a more or less legible title in the TOC.
And about the second section of the book, "Dvitiya Khand," its five short chapters have titles identical to the first five chapters of Jyon Ki Tyon. Thus, there may be some more focused and wholesale compiling there than the rest of it. -- Sarlo (talk) 19:13, 28 July 2014 (PDT)
