Talk:Mati Kahai Kumhar Sun (माटी कहै कुम्हार सूं)

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There is a lot of information about this book but mostly fragmentary, not in a coherent whole. As well, there is a great deal of inconsistency, and info leaking from one edition to another. Details about all the edition stuff follow, but first a couple of more general features, which also venture into inconsistency, and which may give an idea of how it's going to go with the editions.

Osho World and osho.com both have blurbs about the book but they seems to be talking about very different books. Osho World's blurb -- ओशो द्वारा दो साधना शिविरों में दिए गए ग्यारह अमृत प्रवचनों का संकलन -- refers to eleven discourses (not twelve) taken from two different meditation camps. The relevant portion of osho.com's blurb -- ध्यान साधना शिविर, जूनागढ़ में ध्यान-प्रयोगों एवं प्रश्नोत्तर सहित ओशो द्वारा दिए गए चार अमृत प्रवचनों का अपूर्व संकलन -- refers to a single camp at Junagadh, with only four discourses. Okay, must be different editions, with osho.com's much shorter, perhaps the 48-pager from Hephaestus. Not too difficult, is it? Let's see.

Regarding the editions, the 2003 Rebel edition is also attributed to the ever-mysterious Sadhana Foundation but only Sadhana has an ISBN and the two covers are different, though similar. I have not reproduced the Sadhana cover here since it has a bookseller's proprietary stamp on it.

Still nothing particularly weird about any of that. It is with the Hephaestus and Hind editions that we truly lurch into The Twilight Zone. More to come . . . Sarlo (talk) 00:50, 14 June 2014 (PDT)


प्रवचन (TOC, ie audio titles):
1. परमात्मा सरल है
2. अहंकार की दूरी
3. जिज्ञासा और खोज
4. प्रेम की सुगंध
5. जीवन क्या है?
6. परंपरा के पत्थर
7. परंपराओं से मुक्ति
8. विस्मय का भाव
9. रहस्य का बोध
10. दुखवाद के प्रति विद्रोह
11. व्यवहार का पाखंड
12. अहंकार-मृत्यु का सूत्र