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Dr. Charles Harvey Newman, well known under his name Devageet, was originally trained in dental surgery in Edinburgh, England. Devageet was a family man practicing his profession, dentistry in England and in Australia until his mid-thirties. Searching for the inner truth and meaning of life led him in many ways. He studied art, psychology of Freud, Jung, Adler and others; philosophy and religion of the East and West, practiced fasting and running. After years, however, he found that busing these methods he became informed, but not transformed.

In 1976 he met Osho and immediately knew he had found his spiritual master. He went to India, was given his new name and a new life. He discovered himself, he learned meditation. For the next 20 years he lived and worked in the Osho community in which he held various positions. For 12 years before Osho left his body, Devageet had the honor of being his personal dental surgeon. While taking care of his teeth, Osho - the master in the dental chair - was operating on his dentist.

Osho dictated to Devageet several books that were later published. These include "The Glimpses of the Golden Childhood - The Amazing Childhood of an Enlightened Rebel" or "Books I Have Loved". He also called Devageet to write his two own books: "The First Buddha in the Dental Chair: Amusing Anecdotes of His Personal Dentist" and "A Subjective Account of My Life With Osho".

Since 1993, he has been working intensively around the world (India, Mexico, USA, Sweden, Italy, England, Germany, Ukraine,…), working individually and teaching the methods he has developed based on Osho transmission, the `Transomatic Starlight Color Dialogue`, `Akashic-Processes`, Self-healing- and Self-transformation processes. Now, he leads meditation and self-transformational retreats mainly in Greece.

start: 07.00 pm
English with translation into German
venue: Seminarzentrum Hyrtlgasse 12/1, 1160 Vienna
www.seminarzentrum-hyrtlgasse.at
costs: € 25,-

info & registration:
Atibha E. Sula: atibha(at)yahoo(dot)com,
+43.650.269 76 49

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