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description =Lao Tzu speaks of his "three treasures": Love... Never too much... Never be the first in the world. Osho uses this exquisite text to deliver some of his most potent words on love - not as an emotion but as the subtlest form of energy, the substratum of all energy and the essence of life itself. He also speaks on love in relation to sex, fear, the family, science, art and prayer; the mind as a biocomputer; the difficulty of comprehending the simple; and the problem of identification with the body. A treasure trove of Osho's wisdom. |
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notes =Originally the "Three Treasures" series was published as two volumes, later republished as four volumes. |
period = Aug 23, 1975 to Aug 31, 1975 |year=1975|
nofd = 9 |
editions =
{{bookedition|273_lrg.jpg|Talks on Fragments from Lao Tzu's Tao Te Ching|1977
:: Reprint : 1981|Rajneesh Foundation, Poona, India |1|0-88050-153-7 *|404|H|First edition April 1977, 5,000 copies.
:: * Not all books have ISBN.
::Published by [[Ma Yoga Laxmi]]
::Compilation and editing: [[Sw Ananda Somendra]]
::Design: [[Sw Anand Deekshant]]
::Introduction: [[Sw Dharma Teerth Bodhisatwa]]
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Lao Tzu speaks of his "three treasures": Love... Never too much... Never be the first in the world. Osho uses this exquisite text
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to deliver some of his most potent words on love - not as an emotion but as the subtlest form of energy, the substratum of all
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energy and the essence of life itself. He also speaks on love in relation to sex, fear, the family, science, art and prayer; the mind
[[category:Tao]]
as a biocomputer; the difficulty of comprehending the simple; and the problem of identification with the body. A treasure trove
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of Osho's wisdom.
 
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:Tao
 
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;Notes
:Originally the "Three Treasures" series was published as two volumes, later republished as four volumes.
 
;Time Period of Osho's original Discourses/Talks/Letters
:from Aug 21, 1975 to Aug 31, 1975
 
;Number of Discourses/Chapters
:9
 
== Editions ==
 
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=== Tao: The Three Treasures, Vol 4 ===
'''Talks on Fragments from Lao Tzu's Tao Te Ching'''
 
 
:Year of Publication : 1977
:Publisher (Distributor) : Rajneesh Foundation
:Edition No :  1
:ISBN / ISSN : 0-88050-153-7
:Number of Pages : 404
:Out of Print : Y
:Hardcover / Paperback : H
 
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=== Tao: The Three Treasures, Vol 4 ===
'''Talks on Fragments from Lao Tzu's Tao Te Ching'''
 
 
:Year of Publication : 1981
:Publisher (Distributor) : Rajneesh Foundation
:Edition No :  1
:ISBN / ISSN : 0-88050-153-7
:Number of Pages :
:Out of Print : Y
:Hardcover / Paperback : H
 
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Revision as of 07:42, 13 November 2013


Lao Tzu speaks of his "three treasures": Love... Never too much... Never be the first in the world. Osho uses this exquisite text to deliver some of his most potent words on love - not as an emotion but as the subtlest form of energy, the substratum of all energy and the essence of life itself. He also speaks on love in relation to sex, fear, the family, science, art and prayer; the mind as a biocomputer; the difficulty of comprehending the simple; and the problem of identification with the body. A treasure trove of Osho's wisdom.
notes
Originally the "Three Treasures" series was published as two volumes, later republished as four volumes.
time period of Osho's original talks/writings
Aug 23, 1975 to Aug 31, 1975 : timeline
number of discourses/chapters
9


editions

Tao: The Three Treasures, Vol 4

Talks on Fragments from Lao Tzu's Tao Te Ching

Year of publication : 1977
Reprint : 1981
Publisher : Rajneesh Foundation, Poona, India
ISBN 0-88050-153-7 * (click ISBN to buy online)
Number of pages : 404
Hardcover / Paperback / Ebook : H
Edition notes : First edition April 1977, 5,000 copies.
* Not all books have ISBN.
Published by Ma Yoga Laxmi
Compilation and editing: Sw Ananda Somendra
Design: Sw Anand Deekshant
Introduction: Sw Dharma Teerth Bodhisatwa