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description = Talks on the eighth-century Indian enlightened mystic - one who can sing of his ecstasy, and can dance in his joy in life. | | description = Talks on the eighth-century Indian enlightened mystic - one who can sing of his ecstasy, and can dance in his joy in life. | | ||
translated = Hindi : | translated = Hindi : ''[Bhaj Govindam Mudhmate (भजगोविन्दम् मूढ़मते)]]'' | | ||
notes = "Spontaneous talks given to disciples and friends at Osho Commune International, Pune, India." | notes = "Spontaneous talks given to disciples and friends at Osho Commune International, Pune, India." | ||
:The original working title was '' | :The original working title was ''The Great Transcendence''. | | ||
period = Nov 11, 1975 to Nov 20, 1975|year=1975| | period = Nov 11, 1975 to Nov 20, 1975|year=1975| | ||
nofd = 10| | nofd = 10| | ||
Revision as of 04:15, 8 January 2014
- Talks on the eighth-century Indian enlightened mystic - one who can sing of his ecstasy, and can dance in his joy in life.
- translated from
- Hindi : [Bhaj Govindam Mudhmate (भजगोविन्दम् मूढ़मते)]]
- notes
- "Spontaneous talks given to disciples and friends at Osho Commune International, Pune, India."
- The original working title was The Great Transcendence.
- time period of Osho's original talks/writings
- Nov 11, 1975 to Nov 20, 1975 : timeline
- number of discourses/chapters
- 10
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The Song of EcstasyTalks on Adi Shankara's Bhaj Govindam
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