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The Book of Lieh Tzu is attributed to a 5th-century Chinese mystic. It is not known if Lieh Tzu ever existed, or if the parables | description =The Book of Lieh Tzu is attributed to a 5th-century Chinese mystic. It is not known if Lieh Tzu ever existed, or if the parables attributed to him were written by one person or many. More significant than their origin are the parables themselves, and the way in which Osho takes them in hand and opens the door to the mysteries they contain. In the course of his commentary and his answers to questions, Osho speaks of Beckett and Buddha, Gurdjieff and Hitler, Einstein and Confucius. He also talks about psychotherapy and Taoism, and wehther Taoism is a form of escapism. | | ||
attributed to him were written by one person or many. More significant than their origin are the parables themselves, and the | translated = | | ||
way in which Osho takes them in hand and opens the door to the mysteries they contain. In the course of his commentary and | notes = | | ||
his answers to questions, Osho speaks of Beckett and Buddha, Gurdjieff and Hitler, Einstein and Confucius. He also talks | period = Feb 11, 1977 to Feb 24, 1977 |year=1977| | ||
about psychotherapy and Taoism, and wehther Taoism is a form of escapism. | nofd = 14 | | ||
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{{bookedition|435_lrg.jpg|Talks on extracts from "The Lieh Tzu"|1979 | |||
:: Reprint: 1981 | |||
|Rajneesh Foundation, Poona, India |1|0-88050-148-0|403|H|First edition January 1979, 5,000 copies. | |||
::Published by [[Ma Yoga Laxmi]]. | |||
::Compilation: [[Ma Deva Bhasha]] | |||
::Editor: [[Ma Prem Asha]] | |||
::Design: [[Ma Deva Adheera]]; [[Sw Govinddas]] | |||
::Coordination: [[Ma Yoga Pratima]] | |||
::Introduction: [[Ma Prem Asha]] | |||
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{{bookedition|435_lrg.jpg|Talks on extracts from "The Lieh Tzu"|1979 | |||
:: Reprint: 1982 | |||
|Rajneesh Foundation, Poona, India |1|0-88050-648-2|403|P|(as above) }} | |||
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language = English| | |||
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Revision as of 15:03, 12 November 2013
- The Book of Lieh Tzu is attributed to a 5th-century Chinese mystic. It is not known if Lieh Tzu ever existed, or if the parables attributed to him were written by one person or many. More significant than their origin are the parables themselves, and the way in which Osho takes them in hand and opens the door to the mysteries they contain. In the course of his commentary and his answers to questions, Osho speaks of Beckett and Buddha, Gurdjieff and Hitler, Einstein and Confucius. He also talks about psychotherapy and Taoism, and wehther Taoism is a form of escapism.
- notes
- time period of Osho's original talks/writings
- Feb 11, 1977 to Feb 24, 1977 : timeline
- number of discourses/chapters
- 14
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