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notes = Talks were originally given as six ~20-discourse series (122 discourses in all) spanning a little over two years from late 1975 to late 1977. Apparently they WERE published as a six-volume set at some time but no details can be found of such editions. Old pages constructed to provide eventual information on them have been preserved and are linked to here: | notes = Talks were originally given as six ~20-discourse series (122 discourses in all) spanning a little over two years from late 1975 to late 1977. Apparently they WERE published as a six-volume set at some time but no details can be found of such editions. Old pages constructed to provide eventual information on them have been preserved and are linked to here: | ||
* [[Es Dhammo Sanantano I]] | |||
* [[Es Dhammo Sanantano II]] | |||
* [[Es Dhammo Sanantano III]] | |||
* [[Es Dhammo Sanantano IV]] | |||
* [[Es Dhammo Sanantano V]] | |||
* [[Es Dhammo Sanantano VI]] | |||
:Later, the whole series was repackaged as a series of twelve volumes, with all-new titles, each of the original six volumes being split in two, as follows: | :Later, the whole series was repackaged as a series of twelve volumes, with all-new titles, each of the original six volumes being split in two, as follows: | ||
* [[Man Aur Manushya (मन और मनुष्य)]] (Part 1) | |||
* [[Jeene Ke Do Dhang (जीने के दो ढंग)]] (Part 2) | |||
* [[Mitra Kaun? (मित्र कौन?)]] (Part 3) | |||
* [[Sansar Mein Nirvan (संसार में निर्वाण)]] (Part 4) | |||
* [[Atma-Kranti (आत्मक्रान्ति)]] (Part 5) | |||
* [[Apne Malik Aap (अपने मालिक आप)]] (Part 6) | |||
* [[Dukh Nirodh (दुख-निरोध)]] (Part 7) | |||
* [[Atript Kyon? (अतृप्ति क्यों?)]] (Part 8) | |||
* [[Jeevan Ki Pristh (जीवन के पृष)]] (Part 9) | |||
* [[Anant Ke Yatri (अनंत के यात्री)]] (Part 10) | |||
* [[Trishna Se Tripti Tak (तृष्णा से तृप्ति तक)]] (Part 11) | |||
* [[Jaago Aur Jiyo (जागो और जियो)]] (Part 12) | |||
:All 122 discourses are available in audio form. See also [[Talk:Es Dhammo Sanantano|discussion]])| | :All 122 discourses are available in audio form. See also [[Talk:Es Dhammo Sanantano|discussion]])| | ||
Revision as of 02:01, 18 March 2014
- A Hindi mega-series on Gautam Buddha comparable to and predating the English mega-series The Dhammapada.
- notes
- Talks were originally given as six ~20-discourse series (122 discourses in all) spanning a little over two years from late 1975 to late 1977. Apparently they WERE published as a six-volume set at some time but no details can be found of such editions. Old pages constructed to provide eventual information on them have been preserved and are linked to here:
- Es Dhammo Sanantano I
- Es Dhammo Sanantano II
- Es Dhammo Sanantano III
- Es Dhammo Sanantano IV
- Es Dhammo Sanantano V
- Es Dhammo Sanantano VI
- Later, the whole series was repackaged as a series of twelve volumes, with all-new titles, each of the original six volumes being split in two, as follows:
- Man Aur Manushya (मन और मनुष्य) (Part 1)
- Jeene Ke Do Dhang (जीने के दो ढंग) (Part 2)
- Mitra Kaun? (मित्र कौन?) (Part 3)
- Sansar Mein Nirvan (संसार में निर्वाण) (Part 4)
- Atma-Kranti (आत्मक्रान्ति) (Part 5)
- Apne Malik Aap (अपने मालिक आप) (Part 6)
- Dukh Nirodh (दुख-निरोध) (Part 7)
- Atript Kyon? (अतृप्ति क्यों?) (Part 8)
- Jeevan Ki Pristh (जीवन के पृष) (Part 9)
- Anant Ke Yatri (अनंत के यात्री) (Part 10)
- Trishna Se Tripti Tak (तृष्णा से तृप्ति तक) (Part 11)
- Jaago Aur Jiyo (जागो और जियो) (Part 12)
- All 122 discourses are available in audio form. See also discussion)
- time period of Osho's original talks/writings
- (unknown)
- number of discourses/chapters
- 122
editions
