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description = Osho examines one of man's greatest taboos, death. Exposing the fallacy behind the notion that death is a calamity, he also throws light on the paradoxical relationship between life and death. In addition, the reader is lead through Osho's specially devised meditations related to the experience of death, techniques to increase awareness and to recall past lives.| | description = Osho examines one of man's greatest taboos, death. Exposing the fallacy behind the notion that death is a calamity, he also throws light on the paradoxical relationship between life and death. In addition, the reader is lead through Osho's specially devised meditations related to the experience of death, techniques to increase awareness and to recall past lives.| | ||
translated =Hindi : ''[[Main Mrityu Sikhata Hoon]]''| | translated =Hindi : ''[[Main Mrityu Sikhata Hoon]]''| | ||
notes = | notes ="Discourses from the Meditation Camp at Dwarka, Gujarat, India" | ||
:Later published as ''[[And Now, And Here (2)]]''. | :Later published as ''[[And Now, And Here (2)]]''. | ||
:Later published (together with [[And Now, And Here, Vol 2]]) as part of a single volume ''[[And Now, And Here]]''.| | :Later published (together with [[And Now, And Here, Vol 2]]) as part of a single volume ''[[And Now, And Here]]''.| | ||
Revision as of 09:43, 2 January 2014
- Osho examines one of man's greatest taboos, death. Exposing the fallacy behind the notion that death is a calamity, he also throws light on the paradoxical relationship between life and death. In addition, the reader is lead through Osho's specially devised meditations related to the experience of death, techniques to increase awareness and to recall past lives.
- translated from
- Hindi : Main Mrityu Sikhata Hoon
- notes
- "Discourses from the Meditation Camp at Dwarka, Gujarat, India"
- Later published as And Now, And Here (2).
- Later published (together with And Now, And Here, Vol 2) as part of a single volume And Now, And Here.
- time period of Osho's original talks/writings
- Oct 28, 1969 to Oct 31, 1969 : timeline
- number of discourses/chapters
- 7
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And Now, And Here, Vol 1Discourses from the Meditation Camp at Dwarka, Gujarat, India
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