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- To his first Western disciples Osho speaks on the ancient Indian Vedic scriptures. He answers seekers' questions related to using the intellect, transcending the duality of sex, the role of the master on the disciple's spiritual journey, the contribution and limitations of psychoanalysis, the significance of chaotic meditations for the modern man, and much more. Osho says of this book, "I have chosen to talk about the Upanishads because to me they represent one of the purest expressions of the ultimate that is possible, if it is possible at all."
- notes
- Previously called Kena Upanishad
- Discourses given at Bikaner Palace Hotel, Mount Abu, Rajastan, India
- time period of Osho's original talks/writings
- Jul 8, 1973 to Jul 16, 1973 : timeline
- number of discourses/chapters
- 17
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