Talk:Oshō

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[edit] Osho perfection

I don't know about it only being a zen term - I saw a reminiscence, an old samurai reflecting on the astounding Osho, or maidens of perfect beauty implying it was a medieval (?) term for young women so beautiful they didn't wear makeup or adorn their hair. I don't know what the reference is, so if anyone knows... please? Julia Rossi 07:17, 13 March 2007 (UTC)