How many books have I talked about in the P.P.S? Hmmm? “Forty, Osho.” Forty? “Yes, Osho.”

Okay. The first book I am going to talk about in this P.P.S. is one nobody would think I would ever talk about.

I have come to know, Devageet, that you freaked out this morning. Once in a while freaking is a good exercise, but freaking out I don’t support.

The first book today is Irving Stone’s ‘Lust for Life’. It is a novel based on the life of Vincent van Gogh.

Okay, now this is the post-postscript. It is hard to understand my difficulty.

Okay. How many books have I referred to in the P.S. up to now?

“There have been forty books in the P.S., Osho.”

Okay, how many books have I talked about in the postscript – forty?
“Thirty, I think, Osho.”

Now is my time. I don’t think anybody has spoken in a dentist’s chair. I feel privileged. I see buddhas envious of me.

Be a Junnatha – a seeker. The P.S. continues.

Osho speaks on 10 mystics and their legacy – some of them in book form such as the Shiva Sutras, Light on the Path, and Guru Grantha Sahib,.

Osho speaks on 11 books and writings, among them The Dhammapada, Zorba the Greek, and Siddhartha.

Osho speaks on 11 books, among them The Songs of Kabir, The Secret Doctrine, and the Qur’an.

Osho speaks on 11 books, among them The Song of Saraha, Let Go!, and Ramakrishna’s Parables.

Osho speaks on 8 books, among them Tertium Organum and The First and Last Freedom.

Osho speaks on 11 books, among them Notes of the Disciples of Bodhidharma and In Search of the Miraculous.

Osho speaks on 10 books, among them The Brothers Karamazov and Jonathan Livingston Seagull.