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The letterhead is a typical one from the relatively short Churchgate period, similar in design to the long-time Kamala Nehru Nagar letterhead used before Osho moved from Jabalpur to Mumbai. It has a simple all-lower-case "acharya rajneesh" and a two-colour Jeevan Jagriti Kendra logo. His address is in a third colour, a pale blue, and all-caps. The whole letter is written in black ink, and features a couple of parenthetical English-isms thrown in for extra emphasis.
The letterhead is a typical one from the relatively short Churchgate period, similar in design to the long-time Kamala Nehru Nagar letterhead used before Osho moved from Jabalpur to Mumbai. It has a simple all-lower-case "acharya rajneesh" and a two-colour Jeevan Jagriti Kendra logo. His address is in a third colour, a pale blue, and all-caps. The whole letter is written in black ink, and features a couple of parenthetical English-isms thrown in for extra emphasis.


;See also
:[[Antarveena ~ 051]] - The event of this letter.


[[category:Individual Letters (hi:व्यक्तिगत पत्र)|Letter 1970-12-16]]
[[category:Individual Letters (hi:व्यक्तिगत पत्र)|Letter 1970-12-16]]

Revision as of 08:38, 3 February 2020

Osho wrote many letters in Hindi and English to Sw Chaitanya Veetaraga, some of which were published in various letter collections. This one is dated 16th December 1970 and addressed to him as Kamlesh. It was published in Antarveena (अंतर्वीणा) as letter #51.

The letterhead is a typical one from the relatively short Churchgate period, similar in design to the long-time Kamala Nehru Nagar letterhead used before Osho moved from Jabalpur to Mumbai. It has a simple all-lower-case "acharya rajneesh" and a two-colour Jeevan Jagriti Kendra logo. His address is in a third colour, a pale blue, and all-caps. The whole letter is written in black ink, and features a couple of parenthetical English-isms thrown in for extra emphasis.


See also
Antarveena ~ 051 - The event of this letter.