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notes = This book contains the text of the earlier booklets with ''[[Osho Neo-Tarot]]'', later ''[[Osho Transformation Tarot]]''. | | notes = This book contains the text of the earlier booklets with ''[[Osho Neo-Tarot]]'', later ''[[Osho Transformation Tarot]]''. | | ||
period = | year= | | period = | year= | | ||
nofd = | | nofd =9 + preface   ([[#table of contents|see table of contents]]) | | ||
editions = | editions = | ||
{{bookedition| ob-tmwlsB_lrg.jpg | Essential Life Lessons from the World's Greatest Wisdom Traditions | | {{bookedition| ob-tmwlsB_lrg.jpg | Essential Life Lessons from the World's Greatest Wisdom Traditions | Feb 2009 | St. Martin's Griffin | 1 | 0-312-38863-2 | 272 | P | }} | ||
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language = English| | language = English| | ||
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== table of contents == | |||
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{{TOCTableCompilation | edition 2009 }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | | Preface | unknown }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 1 | Walking the Tightrope | |||
:''A Story of Two Criminals and Their King'' | unknown }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 2 | Mere Players of a Game | |||
:''The Angry Samurai at the River Crossing'' | unknown }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 3 | Not Knowing Is the Most Intimate | |||
:''How Zen Master Hogen's Aimless Pilgrimage Brought Him Home'' | unknown }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 4 | Take No Notice | |||
:''The Story of a Housewife's Sudden Enlightenment'' | unknown }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 5 | Only the God | |||
:''The Brazen Thief in the Marketplace of Ch'i'' | unknown }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 6 | The Black-Nosed Buddha | |||
:''How a Zen Nun's Worship Spoiled Her Beautiful Golden Statue'' | unknown }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 7 | The Man Who Loved Seagulls | |||
:''... and Why They Stopped Playing with Him'' | unknown }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 8 | Looking for Treasure | |||
:''How Rabbi Eisik Got the Money for His Shul'' | unknown }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 9 | Neither Do I Condemn Thee | |||
:''The Angry Crowd and the Adulterous Woman'' | unknown }} | |||
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Revision as of 05:45, 5 January 2019
- In The Man Who Loved Seagulls, Osho discusses essential stories and parables from the world's great wisdom traditions of Zen, Taoism, Christianity, and Judaism. Osho--himself a master storyteller—interprets the stories in this collection and applies them to the concerns of modern day life. The valuable lessons they impart are both timely and universal. The stories encourage meditation as they are meant to be told and studied again and again, in order to discover new layers of meaning with each reading.
- notes
- This book contains the text of the earlier booklets with Osho Neo-Tarot, later Osho Transformation Tarot.
- time period of Osho's original talks/writings
- (unknown)
- number of discourses/chapters
- 9 + preface (see table of contents)
editions
The Man Who Loved SeagullsEssential Life Lessons from the World's Greatest Wisdom Traditions
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table of contents
edition 2009 chapter titles |
source of the compilation | |
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Preface | unknown | |
1 | Walking the Tightrope
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unknown |
2 | Mere Players of a Game
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unknown |
3 | Not Knowing Is the Most Intimate
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unknown |
4 | Take No Notice
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unknown |
5 | Only the God
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unknown |
6 | The Black-Nosed Buddha
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unknown |
7 | The Man Who Loved Seagulls
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unknown |
8 | Looking for Treasure
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unknown |
9 | Neither Do I Condemn Thee
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unknown |