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Krishna: The Man and his Philosophy

The Indian mystic Krishna lived many centuries ago, yet in him Osho sees a man far ahead of his time, whose time, even now, is still to come. Where most orthodox religions are anti life, Krishna's revolutionary insight is that a really religious life is one that is enjoyed and embraced fully. This series of discourses is devoted entirely to questions from seekers, and in his responses Osho gives glimpses of the vast joy to be found when life is embraced fully.

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Subject

Indian Mystics

Translated from

Hindi :

Notes

Time Period of Osho's original Discourses/Talks/Letters

from Jul 20, 1970 to Oct 5, 1970

Number of Discourses/Chapters

22

Audience
adult

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