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; | description = "There are only two alternatives: escape from the self or awakening in the self. There must be an external object for escape; and for awakening there must be a disillusionment about the utility of external attractions. | ||
: | :As long as God is external, it is mundane; it is an illusion; it is a hallucination. Man has invented Him to find an escape from the self and to run away from it. | ||
:Friend, the first thing, therefore, which I have to say is that we need not investigate God, Truth, Liberation, or Emancipation. Let us investigate the invetigator himself." (Osho, Ch. I.)| | |||
translated = Hindi : ''[[Mai Kaun Hoon?]]'' ?| | |||
notes = Later partly published in ''[[The Long and the Short and the All]]''.| | |||
period = Unknown, not mentioned in the editions.| | | |||
nofd = 17| | |||
editions = | |||
{{bookedition|305_lrg.jpg| |1968|Motilal Banarsidass, Delhi, India|1|None|145|P|First edition 1968. © Jeevan Jagriti Kendra, 29, Eastern Chamber, 3rd Floor, 128, Poona Street, Bombay-9. | |||
::Translated by Dr. Dayanand Bhargava | |||
::[[Image:Who Am I - p.IX.jpg|thumb|c|left|170px|Page IX.]] | |||
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{{bookedition|who_am_i.jpg| |1973|Motilal Banarsi Dass, Delhi, India|2|0-686-51839-X (No printed ISBN on the book)|81|P|Second revised edition 1973. By the arrangement with Jeevan Jagriti Kendra, Bombay. | |||
::Translated by Dr. Dayanand Bhargava | |||
::Edited by Miss Margaret Poss | |||
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|language = English | |||
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Revision as of 18:50, 2 December 2013
- "There are only two alternatives: escape from the self or awakening in the self. There must be an external object for escape; and for awakening there must be a disillusionment about the utility of external attractions.
- As long as God is external, it is mundane; it is an illusion; it is a hallucination. Man has invented Him to find an escape from the self and to run away from it.
- Friend, the first thing, therefore, which I have to say is that we need not investigate God, Truth, Liberation, or Emancipation. Let us investigate the invetigator himself." (Osho, Ch. I.)
- translated from
- Hindi : Mai Kaun Hoon? ?
- notes
- Later partly published in The Long and the Short and the All.
- time period of Osho's original talks/writings
- Unknown, not mentioned in the editions. : timeline
- number of discourses/chapters
- 17
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