The Guru Is Sufficient poster: frank marrero length: 34:36 date added: November 30, 2012 event date: May 1973 views: 272; views this month: 23; views this week: 6
Adi Da speaks about the relationship with the Guru in Satsang, or the Company of the Awakened One, as the Way of Truth, and Reality Itself.
The occasion was a Prasad Day in May, 1973, in the backyard of a devotee's residence in Los Angeles.
Satsang, or the Company of the Awakened One, is the Way, the Truth, and Reality Itself. Adi Da not only communicates this truth verbally; He sits in silence communicating His Divine State, illustrating what He is talking about.
The occasion was a Prasad Day in May, 1973, in the backyard of a devotee's residence in Los Angeles.
poster: DawnHorsePress length: 05:03 date added: June 23, 2012 event date: December 23, 1973 listens: 521; listens this month: 27; listens this week: 8
An excerpt from "Guru As Prophet", a humorous and penetrating Discourse from the very earliest years of Avatar Adi Da’s Teaching-Work. Adi Da speaks of the Guru's role as prophet in the world, which is to create "an aggravation, a criticism, an undermining of the usual life". He speaks of how the Guru in the function of prophet is always working to produce a condition in which people's illusions may be undone.
poster: DawnHorsePress length: 04:34 date added: June 23, 2012 event date: January 18, 1973 listens: 542; listens this month: 30; listens this week: 8
An excerpt from "Money, Food, and Sex", a humorous and penetrating Discourse from the very earliest years of Avatar Adi Da’s Teaching-Work. Adi Da criticizes the typical conception of Spirituality as having nothing to do with the realities of day-to-day life and says that taking responsibility for money, food, and sex creates the foundation practice of genuine spiritual practice.
Moved by Love poster: frank marrero length: 04:56 date added: February 5, 2009 event date: May 1973 views: 799; views this month: 17; views this week: 4
Franklin Jones (Adi Da Samraj) talking to early devotees about the natural process of distraction. The occasion was a Prasad Day in May, 1973, in the backyard of a devotee's residence in Los Angeles.
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