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::Printer: Army and Navy Press, Bombay | ::Printer: Army and Navy Press, Bombay | ||
::Typeset: Ravi & Ashok Enterprises | ::Typeset: Ravi & Ashok Enterprises | ||
::We gratefully acknowledge | ::We gratefully acknowledge the use of ''A First Zen Reader'', ed. Trevor Leggett, for the sutras quoted in this book. | ||
::Introduction: [[Ma Ananda Vandana]] | ::Introduction: [[Ma Ananda Vandana]] | ||
::Afterword: [[Ma Ananda Vandana]] | ::Afterword: [[Ma Ananda Vandana]] |
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- Of the "song" of the 17th-century mystic, Hakuin, Osho comments, "It is a very small song, but a great gift. This is a song of meditation. If meditation is without a song, it is dull and dead. You will find this song and its meaning only when you are singing and dancing, when the music of life has overtaken you."
- notes
- time period of Osho's original talks/writings
- Dec 11, 1977 to Dec 20, 1977 : timeline
- number of discourses/chapters
- 10
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This Very Body the BuddhaDiscourses on Hakuin's Song of Meditation
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This Very Body the BuddhaTalks on Hakuin's Song of Meditation
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This Very Body the BuddhaTalks on Hakuin's Song of Meditation
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This Very Body the BuddhaTalks on Hakuin's Song of Meditation
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