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translated = Hindi : ''[[Kranti Beej (क्रांति बीज)]]'' | | translated = Hindi : ''[[Kranti Beej (क्रांति बीज)]]'' | | ||
notes = | notes =Also published as ''[[Seeds of Revolutionary Thought]]'', but see [[Talk:Seeds of Revolution|discussion]]. | ||
:Later published as ''[[Seeds of Wisdom]]''. | | |||
period =Letters written from 1966 - 1969 |year=1966| | period =Letters written from 1966 - 1969 |year=1966| | ||
nofd = 120| | nofd = 120| | ||
Revision as of 11:14, 7 December 2014
- In 1960 Osho meets Mrs. Madan Kunwar Parekh (Ma Anandmayee), whom he recognizes as his mother in a past-life. Mrs Parekh is 40 years' old at the time, and recognizes that Osho is enlightened. Osho writes hundreds of letters to her.
- This one of a kind volume comprises extracts from 120 of theses letters and anecdotes Osho wrote to her during his travels around India in his earlier days. Through vignettes of scenes he witnesses - children playing on a river with paper boats, the movement of a bullock cart, an earthen lamp being extinguished, a storm striking a village, sunrise and sunset, the life and death of a flower - Osho brings out the parallels in the psychological world of every individual.
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- Hindi : Kranti Beej (क्रांति बीज)
- notes
- Also published as Seeds of Revolutionary Thought, but see discussion.
- Later published as Seeds of Wisdom.
- time period of Osho's original talks/writings
- Letters written from 1966 - 1969 : timeline
- number of discourses/chapters
- 120
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