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Latest revision as of 04:40, 25 May 2022
This is one of hundreds of letters Osho wrote to Ma Anandmayee, then known as Madan Kunwar Parakh. It was written on 8th June 1961 in Gadarwara. The letterhead has a simple "रजनीश" (Rajneesh) in the top left area, in a heavy but florid font, and "115, Napier Town, Jabalpur (M.P.) in the top right, in a lighter but still somewhat florid font.
Osho's salutation in this letter is "पूज्य मां", Pujya Maan, Revered Mother, normal for this period. There is a blue number (4) in a circle in the top right corner, a red tick mark and a pale blue figure of unknown significance.
This letter is written from Gadarwara saying that the stay of 10 days were delightful at Pachmarhi. In last para, Osho informs Ma the temporary mailing address as he would be staying there up to 30th Jun.: Rajneesh C/o: Vijay Gruh Nirman Samagri Bhandar (Gadarwara). Vijay is one of Osho's brother, who owns this shop.
First part of this letter has been published in Bhavna Ke Bhojpatron Par Osho (भावना के भोजपत्रों पर ओशो) on p 52 (2002 Diamond edition).
- Partial translation
- "Pranam – I hope by the time my letter reaches, you must have reached Chanda well. Pachmadhi has been very pleasant and the fresh memories of this ten days have come along."
- ...
- "Till 30th June I will be here (at Gadarwara). My address is: Rajneesh, C/o Vijay Gruh Nirman Samagri Bhandar, Gadarwara (M.P.) Dist: Narsinhpur (M.P.)"
- See also
- Bhavna Ke Bhojpatron ~ 003 - The event of this letter.
- Letters to Anandmayee - Overview page of these letters.