The Eternal Quest ~ 12: Difference between revisions

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event type	discourse
date & time	1967 ~ 1972
location	unknown
language	English
audio	Available, duration 1h 38min. Quality: good. Questions have been voiced over (American woman?), apparently at an earlier date then the bulk of voice-overs (under revision).
online audio	purchase from Osho.com
video	Not available
online video
see also	timeline : Osho Timeline ~ year unknown first edition : The Eternal Quest (1980) other editions, translations and links
online text	find the PDF of this discourse
shorttitle	QUEST12

notes

In the published books, this event is ch.12 and 13. We conclude that these are in fact one event, because:

1) the audio's soundscape strongly suggests that it is on event;

2) Osho's introductory words in ch.12 are related to the main question of ch.13;

3) ch.12 is short, combined with ch. 13 it makes for a normal length discourse.

4) On Osho.com they have been combined into one, without intro before second part;

Question 1

Is it not true that answers are usually given without anyone asking for them?

Question 2

Man is weak and helpless what can he do to find strength?

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 txton =  find the [https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=The_Eternal_Quest.pdf '''PDF'''] of this discourse |
 stitle = QUEST12 |
-notes = In the book, it is ch.12 and 13. Following observations indicates that it is one event: 1) one audio for them on osho.com without into before second part; 2) the soundscape strongly suggests that it is on event; 2) ch.12 is introductory Osho's speech before main question in ch.13; 3) ch.12 is short. |
+notes = In the published books, this event is ch.12 and 13. We conclude that these are in fact one event, because:
+::1) the audio's soundscape strongly suggests that it is on event;
+::2) Osho's introductory words in ch.12 are related to the main question of ch.13;
+::3) ch.12 is short, combined with ch. 13 it makes for a normal length discourse.
+::4) On Osho.com they have been combined into one, without intro before second part;
+ |
 syn = Reader of the questions: unknown (voiced over).