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Speaking on Sahajo's "sutras of love" and answering related questions, Osho describes, often very humorously, different paths and pitfalls of the female and male seeker | description = Speaking on Sahajo's "sutras of love" and answering related questions, Osho describes, often very humorously, different paths and pitfalls of the female and male seeker - with beautiful insights into the differences between the female and male ego - and what happens to both women and men as they approach enlightenment. | ||
:In ''[[Books I Have Loved]]'' Osho says: | |||
::"Another woman, Sahajo. Even the name is poetic, it means 'the very essence of spontaneity'. I have spoken on Sahajo, again in Hindi because English does not allow me to be so poetic. I don't see much poetry in the English language, and what I see in the name of poetry looks so unpoetic that I wonder why nobody rebels against it. Why are there no people to start English afresh, but poetically? It is becoming more and more the language of the scientist, the technician, or to put it better, of the technologist. It is a misfortune. Someday it can only be hoped that what I have said on Sahajo will be known to the world at large."| | |||
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"Another woman, Sahajo. Even the name is poetic, it means 'the very essence of spontaneity'. I have spoken on Sahajo, again in Hindi because English does not allow me to be so poetic. I don't see much poetry in the English language, and what I see in | notes = | | ||
the name of poetry looks so unpoetic that I wonder why nobody rebels against it. Why are there no people to start English afresh, but poetically? It is becoming more and more the language of the scientist, the technician, or to put it better, of the | period = Unknown|year=| | ||
technologist. It is a misfortune. Someday it can only be hoped that what I have said on Sahajo will be known to the world at large." | nofd = 10| | ||
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{{bookedition|1324_lrg.jpg|Reflections on the Poetry of an Enlightened Woman, Sahajo|1998 | |||
::Reprint : 1999|The Rebel Publishing House, Pune, India|1|81-7261-076-9|440 |H|First edition 1998. Copyright © 1998 Osho International Foundation. | |||
::Editors: [[Sw Yoga Pratap Bharati]], [[Ma Yoga Sudha]] | |||
::Typing: [[Ma Deva Radhika]] | |||
::Design and Typesetting: [[Ma Deva Harito]] | |||
::Production: [[Ma Deva Harito]] | |||
::In Loving Gratitude to Osho, [[Ma Prem Geeta]] | |||
::Introduction: [[Ma Satyam]] | |||
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{{bookedition|1324B_lrg.jpg|Reflections on the Poetry of an Enlightened Woman, Sahajo|2005|Rebel Publishing House, Pune, India|2|81-7261-076-9|454 |H|Revised Edition }} | |||
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Revision as of 17:47, 4 January 2014
- Speaking on Sahajo's "sutras of love" and answering related questions, Osho describes, often very humorously, different paths and pitfalls of the female and male seeker - with beautiful insights into the differences between the female and male ego - and what happens to both women and men as they approach enlightenment.
- In Books I Have Loved Osho says:
- "Another woman, Sahajo. Even the name is poetic, it means 'the very essence of spontaneity'. I have spoken on Sahajo, again in Hindi because English does not allow me to be so poetic. I don't see much poetry in the English language, and what I see in the name of poetry looks so unpoetic that I wonder why nobody rebels against it. Why are there no people to start English afresh, but poetically? It is becoming more and more the language of the scientist, the technician, or to put it better, of the technologist. It is a misfortune. Someday it can only be hoped that what I have said on Sahajo will be known to the world at large."
- translated from
- Hindi :
- notes
- time period of Osho's original talks/writings
- (unknown)
- number of discourses/chapters
- 10
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