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February 2010 — new content on livingworkshop.net
In addition to last month's Osho Discourse Book titles that have been
translated into Chinese simplified characters, this title translation into
Chinese continues to now include Osho's Darshan Diaries index page.
Also, some of Osho's Compilation Book titles have been translated
into Chinese characters. You can view these here:
Osho Darshan Diaries Books
Osho Compilation Books
The continuing project of adding complete Osho discourses in
English in the mp3 audio format moves forward this month with these
new additions:
Sat Chit Anand (30 complete discourses)
(Truth Consciousness Bliss)
Hari Om Tat Sat (30 complete discourses)
(The Divine Sound, That Is the Truth)
Om Shantih Shantih Shantih (27 complete discourses)
(The Soundless Sound, Peace Peace Peace)
The above 3 discourse collections were spoken by Osho around 1987 in
Pune, India, at the Osho International Commune. In these talks Osho
discusses the significance of the Sanskrit words used in the book titles
as important spiritual mantras, responds to questions from his disciples,
and covers many other far reaching subjects with his usual – and
unusual – mix of wisdom, humor, and storytelling.
In addition to last month's Osho Discourse Book titles that have been
translated into Chinese simplified characters, this title translation into
Chinese continues to now include Osho's Darshan Diaries index page.
Also, some of Osho's Compilation Book titles have been translated
into Chinese characters. You can view these here:
Osho Darshan Diaries Books
Osho Compilation Books
The continuing project of adding complete Osho discourses in
English in the mp3 audio format moves forward this month with these
new additions:
Sat Chit Anand (30 complete discourses)
(Truth Consciousness Bliss)
Hari Om Tat Sat (30 complete discourses)
(The Divine Sound, That Is the Truth)
Om Shantih Shantih Shantih (27 complete discourses)
(The Soundless Sound, Peace Peace Peace)
The above 3 discourse collections were spoken by Osho around 1987 in
Pune, India, at the Osho International Commune. In these talks Osho
discusses the significance of the Sanskrit words used in the book titles
as important spiritual mantras, responds to questions from his disciples,
and covers many other far reaching subjects with his usual – and
unusual – mix of wisdom, humor, and storytelling.