Gita Darshan, Vol 2

What is action...? What is karma...

In this book, Osho shows us the key which unlocks the door to desireless action - the path of Karma Yoga.

translated from

Hindi : Part 3 of Gita Darshan, Vol 1 (गीता दर्शन, भाग एक)

Notes on the translation:

"Osho's discourses in Hindi on the Bhagavad Gita were given in the early 70's over a period of several years, and published in Hindi as a series of 8 voumes, under the title of Gita Darshan.

This volume contains Osho's discourses on Adhyaya 3 (Karma Yoga) of the Bhagavad Gita.

Please note that Osho has translated into Hindi and interpreted the original Sanskrit 'shlokas' of the Bhagavad Gita, and refers to them throughout the whole series, not as 'shlokas' , but as 'sutras' . We have maintained his definition.

We have translated the 'sutras' from Hindi into English, hence this translation of the Bhagavad Gita has a unique flavour, which comes from Osho's original translation and interpretation of the 'shlokas' from Sanskrit into Hindi.

In this translation, the 'sutras' follow the same numeration as in the original Sanskrit version of the Bhagavad Gita."

notes

See Gita Darshan Volume 2 for more info about the genesis of this edition.

time period of Osho's original talks/writings

from 1970 : timeline

number of discourses/chapters

10

editions

Gita Darshan, Vol 2 Discourses on Ch. 3 Karma Yoga - The Yoga of Action Year of publication : 2013 Publisher : Full Circle / Hind Pocket Books ISBN 81-7621-246-6 (click ISBN to buy online) Number of pages : 352 Hardcover / Paperback / Ebook : P Edition notes : First Paperback Edition, 2013. First publication Copyright © 1970, 2012 OSHO International Foundation. Copyright ©-all revisions 1953-2012 OSHO International Foundation. © 2012 for the English Version by Vaidehe Vadgama and Alvaro Ruffo della Scaletta. Translation: Ma Yoga Videh Editing: Sw Chidananda Acknowledgement: We would like to thank Ma Yoga Manju. She has an extensive knowledge of Sanskrit and, being one of the first disciples of Osho, has listened to Osho's Hindi discourses over a period of more than forty years. She has helped us 'draw out' the subtle meanings of Osho's original Hindi talks, as those meanings are often related to ancient Sanskrit words. Introduction: December 2012, Ma Yoga Videh, Sw Chidananda Contains a chapter "About the Author (1 page), Notes on the translation (1 page) and Glossary (3 pages).