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Most of them | Most of them missing in Timeline.--DhyanAntar 16:01, 11 November 2018 (UTC) | ||
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Yes, so it's time to put them IN the Timeline. Observations in square brackets above look reasonable. There is an alternative possibility for #6, which is that it was a separate discourse in the same venue but pm after an am talk. This is also reasonable but there are other indications: two sources have ''Varsha'' #6 the same as a talk from other books. [[Shifting content in Hindi books (source document)]] has it the same as both ''[[Aath Pahar Youn Jhumte (आठ पहर यूं झूमते)]]'' #1 and ''[[Jeevan Ki Kala (जीवन की कला)]]'' #3; and [[Talk:Agyat Ki Or (अज्ञात की ओर)]] has it the same as ''Agyat'' #6 and ''JKK'' #3. So we can leave it out for now. -- doofus-9 01:21, 31 December 2018 (UTC) | |||
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This book, Varsha, is in some ways a companion volume to Amrit Dwar (अमृत द्वार), both being six-discourse collections of Osho's responses to seekers' questions in Pune and Mumbai. Drawing on that similarity, it may be reasonable to suppose that the talks were given, like Dwar's, in the late 60s, though in this case we have no e-book to validate that. There IS a Varsha e-book among those listed in Osho World's collection, but it is not available.
Varsha demonstrates a curious flip-side compared to Dwar in regard to audio availability. Where Dwar's audiobook version has one less track than the free download versions -- the much more common discrepancy -- Varsha's audiobook version has one more, with the freebie sites offering only five. It is not out of the question that the extra discourse in the six-track audiobook collection is a kind of mistake, but it may also be "just" a Mystery. -- Sarlo (talk) 11:25, 17 June 2014 (PDT)
- प्रवचन:
- 1. सत्य का दर्शन
- 2. शून्य का संगीत
- 3. सत्य की भूमि
- 4. जागरण का आनंद
- 5. धर्म की यात्रा
- 6. अपने अज्ञान का स्वीकार
Dates (source - Jagdish Bharti):
- 1. 3.9.76 Poona ['76' - a typo?]
- 2. 4.9.67 Poona
- 3. 19.6.65 Ahinsa Hall Mumbai
- 4. 20.6.65 Sunderban Hall Mumbai
- 5. 17.9.67 Balasinor Kandivali Mumbai
- 6. 17.9.67 Balasinor Kandivali Mumbai [accidental copy from previous date?]
Most of them missing in Timeline.--DhyanAntar 16:01, 11 November 2018 (UTC)
Yes, so it's time to put them IN the Timeline. Observations in square brackets above look reasonable. There is an alternative possibility for #6, which is that it was a separate discourse in the same venue but pm after an am talk. This is also reasonable but there are other indications: two sources have Varsha #6 the same as a talk from other books. Shifting content in Hindi books (source document) has it the same as both Aath Pahar Youn Jhumte (आठ पहर यूं झूमते) #1 and Jeevan Ki Kala (जीवन की कला) #3; and Talk:Agyat Ki Or (अज्ञात की ओर) has it the same as Agyat #6 and JKK #3. So we can leave it out for now. -- doofus-9 01:21, 31 December 2018 (UTC)
