Talk:Jeevan Ki Khoj (जीवन की खोज)

Osho World has this book in its collection of Hindi e-books, sort of but not. It is listed there with 88 other Hindi titles but "Not available." Close but no cigar. The Hindi blurb about the book on the main page here mentions four discourses of responses to questions in Mumbai. This was in conjunction with audiobook offers, containing only the four discourse titles below. It is not known if the five "missing" discourses are also in Mumbai. And yes, "missing" is in quotes because all nine are available as free downloads, presumably lesser quality. -- Sarlo (talk) 20:55, 12 July 2014 (PDT)

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प्रवचन:

1. प्यास

2. मार्ग

3. द्वार

4. प्रवेश

These four are the only titled discourses on offer at Oho World or osho.com. The simple titles suggest something, perhaps a thematic compilation, but who knows? FWIW, they are, in order, pyas - thirst, marg - the path, dwar - the gate, pravesh - entry. They make a progression, four steps on the great journey.

We also now have some Dates and Places info from Jagdish:

1. Dec 28 1965 pm Kavasji Jahangir Hall, Mumbai

2. Dec 29 1965 am

3. Dec 30 1965 am

4. Dec 31 1965 am

It is assumed for now that the venue for the other talks was the same.

This helps clear up a misconception that arose recently concerning JKK and its relationship with other series, though many questions remain. The misconception concerns an entanglement with Chit Chakmak Lage Nahin (चित चकमक लागै नहीं) suggested by Dates and Places info for that book. As that info was the only source for this entanglement, which had many problems, it looks safe to disregard it now. See Chit Chakmak's talk page for details.

The questions that remain have to do with JKK's many mentions in Shifting content in Hindi books (source document), which have it all over the place, without getting into detail right now. -- doofus-9 21:29, 28 December 2018 (UTC)

media status

osho.com offers 9 audios. OshoWorld has 9 available in their free audio offering. It should be checked which audio is which, and also the relation with the Girah Hamara Sunn Mein (गिरह हमारा सुन्न में)-audios. --Sugit (talk) 09:19, 5 December 2018 (UTC)