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notes = Later published in the US as ''[[Yoga: The Science of the Soul, Vol 1]]''. | notes = Later published in the US as ''[[Yoga: The Science of the Soul, Vol 1]]''. | ||
:Later published in India as ''[[Yoga: The Birth of Being]]'', as well as the first 5 chapters as ''[[The Cessation of Mind]]''. | | :Later published in India as ''The Path of Yoga]]'' and ''[[Yoga: The Birth of Being]]'', as well as the first 5 chapters as ''[[The Cessation of Mind]]''. | | ||
period =Dec 25, 1973 to Jan 4, 1974 |year=1974| | period =Dec 25, 1973 to Jan 4, 1974 |year=1974| | ||
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- Osho is saying that all the techniques of Yoga have really one focus: how to use the mind. Rightly used it becomes no- mind and you are absolutely silent; wrongly, it becomes so divided you go insane. Through the sutras of Patanjali, Osho leads the reader step by step toward an understanding of the mind - that it is not something different from the body, and how to use it as an instrument.
- notes
- Later published in the US as Yoga: The Science of the Soul, Vol 1.
- Later published in India as The Path of Yoga]] and Yoga: The Birth of Being, as well as the first 5 chapters as The Cessation of Mind.
- time period of Osho's original talks/writings
- Dec 25, 1973 to Jan 4, 1974 : timeline
- number of discourses/chapters
- 10
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Yoga: The Alpha and the Omega, Vol 1Discourses on the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali
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