Random Thoughts
- Back cover:
- Although titled Random Thoughts, these small notes are not thoughts. They are impromptue self-expressions of truth, arising in a consciousness steeped in utter silence. So that they are not lost to the seekers of truth, Osho wrote them down as they happened, and now those short pieces make up this exquisite collection.
- Osho has said that masters do not speak about truth. Even if they want to, they cannot; it is impossible -- truth cannot be told. They cannot speak about truth, but they can call forth the truth that is fast asleep in each of us. They can provoke it, they can challenge it.
- Perhaps Osho's words in this small book will create that context for you, and enable you to explore what can be awakened:
- "Where are you going?
- What you are searching for is not far away, it is nearby.
- And if you travel to find what is near,
- you will not come close to it, but will go further away.
- Stop and see! To search for what is near,
- it is enough to just stop and see."
- translated from
- Hindi:
- Naye Sanket (नये संकेत) ("New signs")
- Translated by (unknown, apparently newly in 2018)
- notes
- Colophon:
- English translation of Naye Sanket. The material in this book is a collection of notes by Osho.
- Previously published in Wings of Love and Random Thoughts (1978), and included in The Long, the Short and the All (1994) **.
- time period of Osho's original talks/writings
- ≤ 1967 : timeline
- number of discourses/chapters
- 225 (see table of contents)
editions
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Random ThoughtsA collection of 225 notes, written by Osho
 Pages 0 - 1.  Pages 2 - 3.  Pages 4 - 5.  Pages 6 - 7.  Pages 38 - 39.  Pages 116 - 117.  Pages 164 - 165. |
table of contents
| edition 2018 chapter titles |
& writings | |||||||
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| event | location | duration | media | |||||
| 224 numbered short texts | ≤ 1967 | unknown | unknown | none | ||||
