Talk:Rajneesh: The Mystic of Feeling

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There is some unclarity about editions which we needn't elaborate but consensus is settling on this title (without "Acharya" and with this cover) as the "Revised Second Edition," published in 1978. This reported by Printsasia, as is the TOC below.




TOC:
Section I : THE SEARCHER AFTER TRUTH :
1.Preliminary
2. Rajneesh and Gurdjieff
3. Krishnamurti and Rajneesh
4. ‘Arise and know thyself’
5. Zen Buddhism and Rajneesh
Section II : THE MIDDLE WAY
1. From Sex to Superconsciousness
2. Tantricism
3. The Letter Killeth
4. Yoga
5. Riding far into Political Chaos
Section III : CONCLUSION: CINDERS AND SUMMARIES




Also worth mentioning is Prasad's page for Osho titles he quotes from often enough to establish a list of abbreviations for footnote-citations (his transliterations reproduced):

  AD - Ahimsa Darshan
  Ant - Anteryatra
  AUH - Aswikriti men Utha Hath
  JS - Jyoti Shikha
  KB - Kranti Beej
  MD/MKD - Mitti ke Diye
  MKH Main Kaun Hun
  NMJD - Naye Manushya ke Janma ki Disha  
  NS - Naye Sanket

  PP - Path ke Pradeep
  PPan - Prem ke Pankh
  SASA - Satya ke Agyat Sagar ka Amantran  
  SK - Satya ki Khoj
  SKOU - Surya ki ore Uran
  SN - Singhnad
  SP - Sadhana Path
  SSO - Sambhog se Samadhi ki Ore
  Yuk - Yukrand

This is the earliest known bibliographical approach to Osho's books, books all certifiably published as of 1970, though it of course is not complete. All can be found in Hindi Publications except Yukrand and Jyoti Shikha, which were magazines and can be found in Newspapers and Magazines. Note that there are two Osho books named Path ke Pradeep. Prasad's citation refers to the earlier one, rendered as Path Ke Pradip in the wiki.

Source for this page/list was a G**gle Books peek inside the book. When last seen, this page was not one of those available but it may show up again on the Great G**gle Roulette Wheel. -- doofus-9 (talk) 10:59, 20 January 2015 (PST)


The Toc and list are confirmed in a physical copy, and are exactly the same as in the first edition. Found a Google Books edition. --Sugit (talk) 13:04, 13 May 2015 (UTC)