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description = From the preface to the English translation, ''[[The Inward Journey]]'':
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::A collection of 14 short discourses of Osho, the central theme of which is that the inward journey to ourself or to our source is not difficult but it seems difficult because we are no longer simple, there is contradiction in our heart and actions.
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notes = This book was published in 1970. It is a compilation of Osho's answers to [[Ma Anand Urmila|Ma Anand Urmila's]] questions during her stay in Jabalpur, from January 1966 to March 1967.
notes = Not to be confused with another series called ''[[Shanti Ki Khoj (शांति की खोज) (individual talks)]]'' of that era, a series of 14 talks given privately in Jabalpur approx two years earlier.
:It is considered an authentic reporting of his discussions with her, because he had asked her to write down whatever he had said, which she did and next day he would invariably okay it.
:This ''Shanti Ki Khoj'' appears to have been the core part of a series now known as ''[[Trisha Gai Ek Boond Se (तृषा गई एक बूंद से)]]'', the first four chapters of ''Trisha Gai's'' seven. See [[{{TALKPAGENAME}}|discussion]] for more on that, a Table of Contents, events and dates.
:And it is not to be confused with ''[[Shanti Ki Khoj (शांति की खोज) (individual talks)]]'', also published in 1970, likely earlier. |
:Translated [[{{TALKPAGENAME}}|**]] into English as ''[[The Search for Peace]]'' |
period = Jan, 1966 to Mar, 1967|year=1966 |
period = Jan 30 1969 to Feb 2 1969 | year= 1969|
nofd = 14|
nofd = 4 |
editions =  
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{{bookedition| Shanti Ki Khoj2- Cover.jpg | |1969 (Oct~Nov)|Jeevan Jagriti Kendra | |: none|120|P|Source of date: list of new books stated in ''[[Yukrand (युक्रांद)]]'' magazine (Varsh 1, issue 10, 1969-11-16). Also confirmed by list from ''[[Jyoti Shikha (ज्योति शिखा)]]'' magazine (issue 17, 1970-06) and [[Hindi Books in Print Lists#Mar 1970]].
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image:Shanti Ki Khoj2 dust jacket.jpg|Dust jacket
image:Shanti Ki Khoj2 left flap.jpg|Left flap
image:Shanti Ki Khoj2 title-p.jpg|Title page
image:Shanti Ki Khoj2 pub-info.jpg|Publication info
image:Shanti Ki Khoj2 last-p.jpg|Last page
image:Shanti Ki Khoj2 back cover.jpg|Back cover
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{{bookedition| Shanti Ki Khoj- Cover.jpg | |~1972~1974 |Jeevan Jagriti Kendra |1 |: none|104 |P | Size: 178 mm x 115 mm. Source of date: [[Hindi Books in Print Lists#1974 (Kiran)]]
::publisher: Jeevan Jagriti Kendra, 53 Empire Building, 146 D. D. N. Road, Bombay-1
::price: Rs 3.50
::printer: Amarnath Malik, India Publishing House, 251, Workers Chambers, Sion-Purv, Bombay-22
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image:Shanti Ki Khoj- INFO.jpg|Publication info
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language = Hindi |
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[[Category:Responses to Questions (hi:सवालों के जवाब)‎]]
[[Category:Meditation (hi:ध्यान)‎]]
[[Category:Early Talks and Writings (hi:प्रारंभिक वार्ता और लेखन)‎]]
[[Category:Early Talks and Writings (hi:प्रारंभिक वार्ता और लेखन)]]
[[Category:First Edition Series (hi:प्रथम संस्करण सीरीज)]]
[[Category:First Edition Series (hi:प्रथम संस्करण सीरीज)]]

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notes
Not to be confused with another series called Shanti Ki Khoj (शांति की खोज) (individual talks) of that era, a series of 14 talks given privately in Jabalpur approx two years earlier.
This Shanti Ki Khoj appears to have been the core part of a series now known as Trisha Gai Ek Boond Se (तृषा गई एक बूंद से), the first four chapters of Trisha Gai's seven. See discussion for more on that, a Table of Contents, events and dates.
Translated ** into English as The Search for Peace
time period of Osho's original talks/writings
Jan 30 1969 to Feb 2 1969 : timeline
number of discourses/chapters
4


editions


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