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A few things about this book: The title itself has an odd feature, perhaps not very important. The last word, एकमत, really is just one word when written in Devanagari but for some reason in all versions of Roman transliteration comes out as two words, Ek Mat. Even G**gle seems to know better when it asks, "Do you mean Ekmat?" but otoh, if you try to find the book using the single word, there are no results relating to the book. Figure that out.
A few things about this book: The title itself has an odd feature, perhaps not very important. The last word, एकमत, really is just one word when written in Devanagari but for some reason in all versions of Roman transliteration comes out as two words, Ek Mat. Even G**gle seems to know better when it asks, "Do you mean Ekmat?" but otoh, if you try to find the book using the single word, there are no results relating to the book. Figure that out.


Meanwhile, other mysteries abound, in the little information that is available. Like the ISBN 81-7621-094-7 for the Rebel edition, not only not found but fails to pass the wiki's test for valid #s. The ISBN 81-8393-180-4 for the "Sadhana" edition was also not found, but that's not all. All the information for this edition comes from Osho World, a not particularly flaky org. But ...
And then there are the ISBN's. ISBN 81-7621-094-7 for the Rebel edition, not only not found but fails to pass the wiki's test for valid #s. The ISBN 81-8393-180-4 for the Sadhana edition was also not found. -- updated [[User:Sarlo|Sarlo]] ([[User talk:Sarlo|talk]]) 13:09, 16 August 2014 (PDT)
 
"Sadhana," as a one-word name for the publisher seems a bit fly-by-night. I could not find any site for them or info on their whereabouts or full name. They are not just an Osho house publisher though, as there are other non-Osho titles attributed to them wafting around the net, and with ISBNs beginning with 81-8393. Whaddya make of that?
 
To round out this litany, there is the subtitle. The "Sadhana" edition is the only one that has this subtitle. It mostly went well trying to render the words as text, but the middle word in the image looks odd, improperly formed. Perhaps a real Hindi speaker can straighten this out, if it matters. -- [[User:Sarlo|Sarlo]] ([[User talk:Sarlo|talk]]) 21:30, 22 April 2014 (PDT)
 
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Some info on Sadhana ed., incl. the ISBN found on [https://www.exoticindiaart.com exoticindiaart.com].--DhyanAntar 04:16, 3 June 2021 (UTC)
:प्रवचन (TOC):
:1. तुम बिन कहिं न समाहिं
:2. प्रार्थना क्या है?
:3. मेरे आगे मैं खड़ा
:4. मृत्यु श्रेष्ठतम है
:5. समरथ सब बिधि साइयां
:6. तथागत जीता है तथाता में
:7. इसक अलह का अंग
:8. प्रेम जीवन है
:9. भीतर के मल धोई
:10. नीति: कागज का फूल

Latest revision as of 04:16, 3 June 2021

A few things about this book: The title itself has an odd feature, perhaps not very important. The last word, एकमत, really is just one word when written in Devanagari but for some reason in all versions of Roman transliteration comes out as two words, Ek Mat. Even G**gle seems to know better when it asks, "Do you mean Ekmat?" but otoh, if you try to find the book using the single word, there are no results relating to the book. Figure that out.

And then there are the ISBN's. ISBN 81-7621-094-7 for the Rebel edition, not only not found but fails to pass the wiki's test for valid #s. The ISBN 81-8393-180-4 for the Sadhana edition was also not found. -- updated Sarlo (talk) 13:09, 16 August 2014 (PDT)


Some info on Sadhana ed., incl. the ISBN found on exoticindiaart.com.--DhyanAntar 04:16, 3 June 2021 (UTC)