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description =Osho revitalizes the well-known Sufi stories of Idries Shah in an enjoyable introduction to both Sufism and Osho's vision. In this new journey, towards the heart, Osho speaks of the need to "die to the ego" - the only the barrier to being oneself and to eternal life. | | description =Osho revitalizes the well-known Sufi stories of Idries Shah in an enjoyable introduction to both Sufism and Osho's vision. In this new journey, towards the heart, Osho speaks of the need to "die to the ego" - the only the barrier to being oneself and to eternal life. | | ||
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notes =Published by Sheldon Press as ''[[Straight to Freedom]]'' and by Harper & Row as ''[[Journey Toward the Heart]]'', | notes =Published by Sheldon Press as ''[[Straight to Freedom]]'' and by Harper & Row as ''[[Journey Toward the Heart]]'', with the same type page. | ||
:Later published as ''[[Journey to the Heart]]''. | :Later published as ''[[Journey to the Heart]]''. | ||
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Revision as of 18:44, 16 February 2014
- Osho revitalizes the well-known Sufi stories of Idries Shah in an enjoyable introduction to both Sufism and Osho's vision. In this new journey, towards the heart, Osho speaks of the need to "die to the ego" - the only the barrier to being oneself and to eternal life.
- notes
- Published by Sheldon Press as Straight to Freedom and by Harper & Row as Journey Toward the Heart, with the same type page.
- Later published as Journey to the Heart.
- time period of Osho's original talks/writings
- Apr 11, 1975 to Apr 20, 1975 : timeline
- number of discourses/chapters
- 10
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Until You DieDiscourses on the Sufi Way
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