Saturday, December 8, 2007

Sarito Neiman



Carol Neiman, now Sarito, served along with Thorne Dreyer as the original "funnella" of The Rag and later edited New Left Notes, national newspaper of Students for a Democratic Society.

With Greg Calvert, Neiman authored one of the seminal books of the New Left, A Disrupted History : The New Left and the New Capitalism, published in 1971 by Random House.

From 1997 - 2007, Sarito served as editor in chief at the New York office of Osho International, the foundation entrusted with making available the works of Osho, the contemporary mystic whose work is now centered at the Osho International Meditation Resort in Pune, India. In that capacity she compiled and edited several volumes of Osho's work including Autobiography of a Spiritually Incorrect Mystic. www.osho.com.

Sarito Carol Neiman is also an actress who studied at Hagen Berghof (HB) Studios in New York. She appeared in several stage productions in New York City and in the movie Moonshine which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2006. www.moonshinethemovie.com.

Sarito currently lives in Junction where she works with her brother Bill Neiman in Native American Seed, www.seedsource.com.

Carol Neiman in demonstration against the War in Vietnam in late Sixties Austin. Also pictured, from left, Ragstaffers Thorne Dreyer (with beard), Gary Chason, and David Mahler (with guitar). Police surveillance photo.


Books written by Sarito Carol Neiman

A Disrupted History : The New Left and the New Capitalism, by Greg Calvert and Carol Neiman (Random House, 1971).

Afterlife : The Complete Guide to Life After Death, by Carol Neiman and Emily Goldman (Viking Studio Books, 1994).

Portable Reiki : Easy Self Treatments for Home, Work, and On the Go, by Tanmaya Honerbogt with Carol Neiman (Ulysses Press, 2006).


Books compiled and edited by Sarito Carol Neiman.

Zen Tarot : The Transcendental Game of Zen, by Osho (St. Martin's Press; Book and Access edition, 1995).

The Book of Secrets, by Osho (St. Martin's Griffin, 1998).

Autobiography of a Spiritually Incorrect Mystic, by Osho (St. Martin's Griffin, 2001).

Aware : The Key to Living in Balance (Osho, Insights for a New Way of Living), by Osho (St. Martin's Griffin, 2001).

Art of Tea, by Osho (St. Martin's Press, 2001).

Love, Freedom, Aloneness : The Koan of Relationships, by Osho (St. Martin's Griffin, 2002).

Tarot in the Spirit of Zen : The Game of Life, by Osho (St. Martin's Griffin, 2003).

Your Answers Questioned : Explorations for Open Minds, by Osho (St. Martin's Press, 2003).

Pharmacy For the Soul : A Comprehensive Collection of Meditations, Relaxation and Awareness Exercises, and Other Practices for Physical and Emotional Well-Being, by Osho (St. Martin's Griffin, 2004).

Body Mind Balancing : Using Your Mind to Heal Your Body, by Osho (St. Martin's Griffin, 2005).

The Book of Understanding: Creating Your Own Path to Freedom, by Osho (Harmony, 2006).

Emotional Wellness: Transforming Fear, Anger, and Jealousy into Creative Energy, by Osho (Harmony, 2007).


An Interview With Carol Neiman, Editor-in-Chief of Osho International, February 1, 2003, Elizabeth Bissette.

3 comments:

JLangston said...

Carol,
I came across a poem you wrote in high school("Traitor")that always impressed me. I guess I was thinking about that as I had emailed Rick Gump about our 50th class reunion. It's far off (although time passes quickly!), but it occurred to me that it might be interesting to invite people to contribute to an anthology as we approach this event. Some, like yourself, already have a body of work from which you might like to submit an excerpt, but others may simply want to jot down remembrances or short reflections on where life has led them, what's been learned along the way, etc. What do you think? John Langston email:langst7@sbcglobal.net

Unknown said...

Carol,

Hello Beautiful, long time no see. Drop me an email or drop by my site:

http://www.thepoetseye.wordpress.com

Lightning Rod

Unknown said...

Carol, I read your Introduction in YOUR ANSWERS QUESTIONED and thought it was great--nice voice and poignant. I even quoted you in an email to a friend (uh, did I break any copyright law?) You can read some of my stuff at www.rebelyogi.com, including pieces involving Osho, such as "A Second-Hand Emotion," "An Osho Moment," "The Field" and more.

Swami X