Name: Ek Ek Paul (in Maratí)
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Author: Osho .

Type

Physical Book

Author

Osho .

Publisher

Mehta Publishing House

Language

Maratí

Pages

156

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

21.6x14x0.8 cm

Weight

0.19 kg.

ISBN13

9788177666298

Synopsis "Ek Ek Paul (in Maratí)"

I am telling you this truth today, however feeble one might be, every one possesses the strength to take one step forward at a time. Everyone might not be able to conquer the Himalayas, everyone might not walk for miles together, but everyone possesses the strength to take one step forward at a time. If we gather a bit of wit then we will be able to take a step forward for sure. There is one more thing that I would like to bring to your notice. The one, who can move by one step, definitely will conquer Himalayas, the one who can move by one step, definitely will cover thousands of miles. Because, in this world, no one has ever walked more than one step. Only, one foot leaves the ground to walk, one foot is enough to walk. As a matter of fact, no one can lift both the feet from the ground to walk. What remains for you and me is to gather our courage to take one step forward, and the one who is alive will surely possess this strength.

Osho .

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Osho (1931-1990), born as Chandra Mohan Jain in India, was a mystic and spiritual leader known for his teachings on meditation, awareness, and personal freedom. After studying philosophy and teaching at Jabalpur University, he began to spread his message through lectures and spiritual retreats. In the 1970s, he founded an ashram in Pune, which became a center of attraction for thousands of followers from around the world. His unconventional approach and criticisms of established religions generated both admiration and controversy.

Among his most notable works are Osho Zen Tarot: The Transcendental Game of Zen (1995), The Book of Ego: Freedom from Illusion (2001), Meditation: The First and Last Freedom (1997), and The Book of Man (2002), all within the spiritual essay genre. His legacy continues to influence self-awareness and personal development movements worldwide.

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