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[[image:My Dance Is Complete3 joke-team.jpg| thumb | Joke team at work. Still from [[Bhagwan - My Dance is Complete (1989)]] | 300px ]] | |||
[[image:My Dance Is Complete4 joke-team.jpg| thumb | Joke team at work. Still from [[Bhagwan - My Dance is Complete (1989)]] | 300px ]] | |||
[[image:My Dance Is Complete5 joke-team.jpg| thumb | Joke team at work. Still from [[Bhagwan - My Dance is Complete (1989)]] | 300px ]] | |||
:A big book with a lot of Osho's jokes told during his discourses. The book has been compiled by [[Sw Anand Vimal]], who was on the team to find the jokes. They were then typed out, a stack given to Osho, and during the discourse Osho would choose. (These were mostly the only notes Osho used.) | |||
:Back cover: | |||
::"... I am introducing laughter as a meditation, because nothing makes you so total as laughter; nothing makes you stop your thinking as laughter does. Just for a moment you are no more a mind. Just for a moment you are no more in time. Just for a moment you have entered into another space where you are total and whole and healed." - (from ''[[YAA-HOO! The Mystic Rose]]'' ch.21 q.1) | |||
:Front and back flap: | |||
a moment you have entered into another space where you are total and whole and healed." | ::The whole science of the joke is that it takes you toward a certain height of expectation, step by step, and then suddenly there is such a turn that you had never expected. Your whole tension that was gathering explodes into laughter. It will be better to tell you a joke ... | ||
:::Danny discovered that his wife was cheating with another guy, so he went to the guy's wife and told her about it. | |||
:::"I know what we will do!" she said. "Let us take revenge on them." So they went to a motel and had revenge on them. | |||
:::She said, "Let us have more revenge." | |||
:::So they kept having revenge and more revenge. | |||
:::Finally Danny said, "That's enough revenge. I don't have any more hard feelings." | |||
::If the end comes in such a way that you were not expecting -- you could not have figured out that it will end in such a way -- it brings a sudden laughter. It is a release of tension. - (from ''[[The New Dawn]]'' ch.23 q.2) | |||
; | :Dedication: | ||
: | ::''"The sense of humour should be directed towards oneself -- | ||
::''it is a very great thing to laugh at oneself and he who can laugh at himself | |||
::''gradually becomes full of concern and compassion for others. | |||
::''In the entire world no event, no subject, invites laughter like oneself.'' - OSHO (from ''[[A Cup of Tea]]'', #43) | | |||
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nofd = 30 + Prologue + Starter + Epilogue | |||
:([[#table of contents|see table of contents]]) | | |||
editions = | |||
{{bookedition| 1440_sml.jpg | '''cover: '''A Revolutionary Insight into Jokes'''<br>title page: '''A Revolutionary Insight into Jokes '''//''' A Backside Book of Jokes| 1998-12 | |||
::Reprint : 1999 (twice) | |||
| Grace Publishing, London, UK |1|0-9534-8450-5| 688 |H|First edition. Copyright © 1998 Osho International Foundation. | |||
::Size : 220 x 176 x 47 mm | |||
::Compilation and Editing: [[Sw Anand Vimal]] | |||
::Typesetting and Design: [[Sw Prem Prabhu]] | |||
::Photography: Osho Photo Services | |||
::Production: [[Sw Prem Prabhu]] | |||
::"''Laugh heartily both of you, before and after; but don't disturb the neighbors!''" OSHO | |||
::Dedicated to [[Sw Sardar Gurudayal Singh|Swami Sardar Gurudayal Singh]]. The man with the loudest laugh! | |||
:::"''The only man in history who laughs before the joke is told. What a trust! You should learn trust from Sardar Gurudayal Singh.''" OSHO | |||
::Published by: Grace Publishing, 14, Asylum Road, London, SE15 2RL | |||
::Printer: Thomson Press (India) Ltd. | |||
::Introduction: [[Sw Anand Vimal]], Osho Commune, Pune, India | |||
::Prologue: The psychology of jokes (''[[Hari Om Tat Sat]]'' ch.12 q.1) | |||
::Starter (''[[The Goose Is Out]]'' ch.10 q.4) | |||
::Epilogue: The Gorilla Story (a compilation of several lectures) | |||
:: <gallery widths=180px heights=210px > | |||
Image:|Cover. | |||
Image:Take It Really Seriously (2005) ; Page III.jpg|Page III. | |||
Image:Take It Really Seriously (2005) ; Page VI.jpg|Page VI. | |||
Image:Take It Really Seriously (2005) ; Page XI.jpg|Page XI. | |||
Image:Take It Really Seriously (2005) ; Page XVI.jpg|Page XVI. | |||
Image:Take It Really Seriously (2005) ; Page 1.jpg|Page 1. | |||
Image:Take It Really Seriously (2005) ; Page 678.jpg|Page 678. Epilogue | |||
Image:Take It Really Seriously (2005) ; Page 679.jpg|Page 679. The Gorilla Story | |||
Image:Take It Really Seriously (2005) ; Page 681.jpg|Page 681. | |||
Image:Take It Really Seriously (2005) ; Page 684.jpg|Page 684. On Osho | |||
Image:Take It Really Seriously (2005) ; Page 685.jpg|Page 685. | |||
Image:Take It Really Seriously (2005) ; Page 686.jpg|Page 686. Jokes compiled from these book titles | |||
Image:Take It Really Seriously (2005) ; Page 687.jpg|Page 687. The Joke-team and [[Sw Sardar Gurudayal Singh|Sardarji]] | |||
</gallery> | |||
}} | |||
{{bookedition| 1440_sml.jpg | '''. . . cover: '''A Revolutionary Insight into Jokes'''<br>title page: '''A Revolutionary Insight into Jokes '''//''' A Backside Book of Jokes| 1998 | Grace Publishing, London, UK |1|0-9534-8451-3|688|P| }} | |||
; | {{bookedition| Take It Really Seriously (2005) ; Cover.jpg | '''. . . cover: '''A Revolutionary Insight into Jokes'''<br>title page: '''A Revolutionary Insight into Jokes '''//''' A Backside Book of Jokes| 2005 | Grace Publishing, Gunma, Japan |1|0-9534-8450-5| 688 |H|As the 1998 edition, except: | ||
::Published by: Grace Publishing, 4-10-17 Aramaki, Maebashi, Gunma, Japan 371-0044 | |||
::Size : 219 x 172 x 55 mm | |||
}} | |||
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language = English| | |||
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== table of contents == | |||
{| class = "wikitable" | |||
{{TOCTableCompilation | edition 1999 }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | | Prologue: The Psychology of Jokes | [[Hari Om Tat Sat ~ 12]], q.1 (extract?) }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | | Starter | [[The Goose Is Out ~ 10]], q.4 (extract?) }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 1 | Jewish | n/a }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 2 | Marriage | n/a }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 3 | Children | n/a }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 4 | Politics | n/a }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 5 | Sex | n/a }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 6 | Religion | n/a }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 7 | Animals | n/a }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 8 | Doctors | n/a }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 9 | Lawyers | n/a }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 10 | Salesmen | n/a }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 11 | Maxims | n/a }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 12 | Nations | n/a }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 13 | Polish | n/a }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 14 | Black | n/a }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 15 | Irish | n/a }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 16 | English | n/a }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 17 | Scots | n/a }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 18 | Cannibals | n/a }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 19 | Cops | n/a }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 20 | Farmers | n/a }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 21 | French | n/a }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 22 | Italian | n/a }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 23 | Greek | n/a }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 24 | Russian | n/a }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 25 | Chinese | n/a }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 26 | Showbiz | n/a }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 27 | Wild West | n/a }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 28 | Nuts and Other Fruit-cakes | n/a }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 29 | Shrinks | n/a }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | 30 | The World of Osho | n/a }} | |||
{{TOCLineCompilation | | Epilogue: The Gorilla Story | n/a }} | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:05, 6 February 2024
- A big book with a lot of Osho's jokes told during his discourses. The book has been compiled by Sw Anand Vimal, who was on the team to find the jokes. They were then typed out, a stack given to Osho, and during the discourse Osho would choose. (These were mostly the only notes Osho used.)
- Back cover:
- "... I am introducing laughter as a meditation, because nothing makes you so total as laughter; nothing makes you stop your thinking as laughter does. Just for a moment you are no more a mind. Just for a moment you are no more in time. Just for a moment you have entered into another space where you are total and whole and healed." - (from YAA-HOO! The Mystic Rose ch.21 q.1)
- Front and back flap:
- The whole science of the joke is that it takes you toward a certain height of expectation, step by step, and then suddenly there is such a turn that you had never expected. Your whole tension that was gathering explodes into laughter. It will be better to tell you a joke ...
- Danny discovered that his wife was cheating with another guy, so he went to the guy's wife and told her about it.
- "I know what we will do!" she said. "Let us take revenge on them." So they went to a motel and had revenge on them.
- She said, "Let us have more revenge."
- So they kept having revenge and more revenge.
- Finally Danny said, "That's enough revenge. I don't have any more hard feelings."
- If the end comes in such a way that you were not expecting -- you could not have figured out that it will end in such a way -- it brings a sudden laughter. It is a release of tension. - (from The New Dawn ch.23 q.2)
- The whole science of the joke is that it takes you toward a certain height of expectation, step by step, and then suddenly there is such a turn that you had never expected. Your whole tension that was gathering explodes into laughter. It will be better to tell you a joke ...
- Dedication:
- "The sense of humour should be directed towards oneself --
- it is a very great thing to laugh at oneself and he who can laugh at himself
- gradually becomes full of concern and compassion for others.
- In the entire world no event, no subject, invites laughter like oneself. - OSHO (from A Cup of Tea, #43)
- notes
- time period of Osho's original talks/writings
- (unknown)
- number of discourses/chapters
- 30 + Prologue + Starter + Epilogue
- (see table of contents)
editions
Take It Really Seriously cover: A Revolutionary Insight into Jokes
Page III. Page VI. Page XI. Page XVI. Page 1. Page 678. Epilogue Page 679. The Gorilla Story Page 681. Page 684. On Osho Page 685. Page 686. Jokes compiled from these book titles Page 687. The Joke-team and Sardarji | |
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table of contents
edition 1999 chapter titles |
source of the compilation | |
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Prologue: The Psychology of Jokes | Hari Om Tat Sat ~ 12, q.1 (extract?) | |
Starter | The Goose Is Out ~ 10, q.4 (extract?) | |
1 | Jewish | n/a |
2 | Marriage | n/a |
3 | Children | n/a |
4 | Politics | n/a |
5 | Sex | n/a |
6 | Religion | n/a |
7 | Animals | n/a |
8 | Doctors | n/a |
9 | Lawyers | n/a |
10 | Salesmen | n/a |
11 | Maxims | n/a |
12 | Nations | n/a |
13 | Polish | n/a |
14 | Black | n/a |
15 | Irish | n/a |
16 | English | n/a |
17 | Scots | n/a |
18 | Cannibals | n/a |
19 | Cops | n/a |
20 | Farmers | n/a |
21 | French | n/a |
22 | Italian | n/a |
23 | Greek | n/a |
24 | Russian | n/a |
25 | Chinese | n/a |
26 | Showbiz | n/a |
27 | Wild West | n/a |
28 | Nuts and Other Fruit-cakes | n/a |
29 | Shrinks | n/a |
30 | The World of Osho | n/a |
Epilogue: The Gorilla Story | n/a |