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cast of 8-17, depending on doubling. Once upon a time there was a Fuck Dog. Named Poona. Poona was a very lonely Fuck Dog until one day she was visited by her Fairy God Phallus and taught how to play a fun game in her big pink box. Poona suddenly becomes a very popular Fuck Dog! Poona's adventures take her to the Kingdom of Do (where nobody did) ruled by a powerful television set. She meets, among others, Suzy-Suzy Cyber Assassin, a thespian shrub, lost space aliens, and she even talks to God! Poona finally grows old and must tell her fabulous story to all you little kiddies.

Excellent introduction to the field of Ayurveda,with special emphasis on theconstitutions. Dr. Robert Svoboda is the first and thus far the only Westernerever to obtain a degree in Ayurveda. He graduated from the Tilak AyurvedaCollege, where Dr. Vasant Lad was one of his professors, in Poona, India, in1980. Since that time he has travelled extensively in the U.S. and Canada,lecturing and conducting workshops on the subject.

Here is an extraordinary, intimate portrait of one of our time's foremost spiritual leaders and of life in his ashram near Poona, India. Leaf quickly through the photo-filled pages of this book. You will see expressed in the faces and bodies of those who come to the ashram every human emotion, from ecstacy to rage. For life with Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh is a life in which the deepest emotions and passions are explored and brought to the surface. East and West meet here in a blending of techniques that heighten awareness: meditation * crafts * singing * dancing * chanting * music * mime * Tai Chi * karate * tantra * rolfing * Gestalt encounter * bioenergetics * body awareness * the Alexander Technique. At the center of this array of powerful feelings stands Bhagwan, integrating all by the power of his presence and his talks. Previously unpublished discourses by the Master also appear in Dying for Enlightenment, including four basic meditation techniques never before revealed in print. " A cosmic combination of crazy house, college campus, church, carnival, and cloister," Bhagwan's ashram is a spiritual feast of unparalleled richness. Now, with Dying for Enlightenment, all are invited to join the merriment and partake of its nourishment as well.

When war broke out between the British and Turkish empires in 1914, the 6th (Poona) Division sailed from India to Basra to bolster Britain's allies, deny the port to enemy shipping, and secure Britain's Persian oil supplies. Further expansion followed: the capture of Al-Amara was the British Army's greatest victory of 1915. When an advance on Baghdad was repulsed, the Siege of Kut became the British Army's longest siege and greatest surrender. Attempts to relieve Kut led to unsuccessful battles that were bloody and muddy even by Western Front standards. Under new leadership, revitalized and reinforced, the British avenged their defeat when Baghdad was captured in March 1917. Thereafter, the British Empire committed, in campaigns of limited value to the overall war effort, huge levels of manpower and materiel desperately needed elsewhere. What was created was modern Iraq and the first Arab government in Baghdad in over 400 years. This detailed history places the campaign in context of Allied operations in the Middle East and sheds light on several unsung heroes of the war, including General Charles Townshend whose spectacular 1915 victories led to humiliating defeat and captivity in 1916; General Frederick Stanley Maude whose March 1917 entry into Baghdad preceded General Allenby's entry into Jerusalem by eight months; and Miss Gertrude Bell, a "female Lawrence of Arabia" who played a central role in the creation of the new Iraqi state.

Here is an extraordinary, intimate portrait of one of our time's foremost spiritual leaders and of life in his ashram near Poona, India. Leaf quickly through the photo-filled pages of this book. You will see expressed in the faces and bodies of those who come to the ashram every human emotion, from ecstacy to rage. For life with Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh is a life in which the deepest emotions and passions are explored and brought to the surface. East and West meet here in a blending of techniques that heighten awareness: meditation * crafts * singing * dancing * chanting * music * mime * Tai Chi * karate * tantra * rolfing * Gestalt encounter * bioenergetics * body awareness * the Alexander Technique. At the center of this array of powerful feelings stands Bhagwan, integrating all by the power of his presence and his talks. Previously unpublished discourses by the Master also appear in Dying for Enlightenment, including four basic meditation techniques never before revealed in print. " A cosmic combination of crazy house, college campus, church, carnival, and cloister," Bhagwan's ashram is a spiritual feast of unparalleled richness. Now, with Dying for Enlightenment, all are invited to join the merriment and partake of its nourishment as well.

An American visitor to India meets death on the road from Bombay to Poona.

Miles and Beryl Smeeton were the most accomplished traveling and adventuring couple of the 20th century, living a charmed existence filled with passion. Armchair travelers will embrace their exceptional story, which visits exotic locales ranging from Poona and Patagonia to Alexandria and Cape Horn. With maps and photographs. ".a remarkable book.intimate and affectionate.engrossing.A life told here in such poignant and well-described detail that it has something of the luminous quality of a myth."--Jonathan Raban.

A day-by-day selection of words and contemplations by Osho, for evening meditation for one month. Osho was a 20th-century mystic who wrote over 600 books and whose ashram in Poona is a centre for rest and meditation.

Traces the story of Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh and his followers, from Poona, India, to the "New Utopia" in Oregon to its eventual collapse following the religious leader's deportation

When war broke out between the British and Turkish empires in 1914, the 6th (Poona) Division sailed from India to Basra to bolster Britain's allies, deny the port to enemy shipping, and secure Britain's Persian oil supplies. Further expansion followed: the capture of Al-Amara was the British Army's greatest victory of 1915. When an advance on Baghdad was repulsed, the Siege of Kut became the British Army's longest siege and greatest surrender. Attempts to relieve Kut led to unsuccessful battles that were bloody and muddy even by Western Front standards. Under new leadership, revitalized and reinforced, the British avenged their defeat when Baghdad was captured in March 1917. Thereafter, the British Empire committed, in campaigns of limited value to the overall war effort, huge levels of manpower and materiel desperately needed elsewhere. What was created was modern Iraq and the first Arab government in Baghdad in over 400 years. This detailed history places the campaign in context of Allied operations in the Middle East and sheds light on several unsung heroes of the war, including General Charles Townshend whose spectacular 1915 victories led to humiliating defeat and captivity in 1916; General Frederick Stanley Maude whose March 1917 entry into Baghdad preceded General Allenby's entry into Jerusalem by eight months; and Miss Gertrude Bell, a "female Lawrence of Arabia" who played a central role in the creation of the new Iraqi state.

Talks given the the Rajneesh International Univeristy of Mysticism in Chuang Tzu Auditorium Poona, India, Nocember 7 to November 21, 1987; 360 pages. Hardbound in near very good condition in near very good dust jacket; Stains to bottom of page edges; Slight soil to jacket.