Adi Da speaks about the necessity of the Spiritual Master in order to know Truth and to recognize the delusions with which human beings otherwise confound themselves.
poster: billkrenz54 length: 07:40 date added: June 17, 2012 language: English event speaker: Bill Krenz views: 3404; views this month: 9; views this week: 3
Beekeeping and harvesting honey on Naitauba Island, Fiji.
For even more from the Naitauba Organic Farm, visit the Naitauba Organic Farm website.
Adi Da speaks about the use of the internet as a means of Sighting Him and practicing in His Company.
He speaks of the constant stimulation of the body-mind that people are involved in and how this is a block to noticing Reality Prior to the separate self. He admonishes devotees to practice and thus deal with the bondage that is the human condition.
Adi Da answers a devotee's question about forms of mind and emotion that arise in meditation. He speaks of this as the ordeal of sadhana that must be undertaken and persisted in in His Company in order to Realize Him.
In The Field of Sacred Camels poster: SacredCamelGardens length: 23:12 date added: June 17, 2012 language: English event speaker: Stuart Camps views: 3419; views this month: 6; views this week: 3
This documentary shows the development of the cooperative process between camels and people that fosters the spiritual growth of both cultures.
A Sudden Door poster: madjym length: 03:22 date added: June 23, 2012 language: English views: 2269; views this month: 4; views this week: 2
Devotee Jym Daly creating a portrait of Adi Da Samraj.
Jym writes: "Life can carry on in its pattern for what seems like forever, then in one moment there can be a sudden door. The spiritual process is one which makes the door a constant presence."
poster: SusanaWeingarten length: 10:54 date added: July 1, 2012 language: English views: 3877; views this month: 7; views this week: 2
"Ego Act" is a dance based on Adi Da's wisdom about the nature of egoity, or, Adi Da describes it, "the fundamental activity of self-contraction, or the presumption of separate and separative existence".
Choreographer/Dancer: Tom Evert Music: George Crumb (as interpreted by The Kronos Quartet) Costume Design: Raymond Zander III Props: Tom Evert "Midnight Sun" Set Design: Molly Watson
poster: SusanaWeingarten length: 10:01 date added: July 1, 2012 language: English views: 3145; views this month: 4; views this week: 1
A dance that creatively develops the meaning of Satsang. Dedicated to Adi Da.
Choreographers/Dancers: Susana Weingarten and Tom Evert Music: Phillip Glass and Ravi Shankar Voiceover: Adi Da Costume Design: Janet Bolick "Midnight Sun" Set Design: Molly Watson
poster: AdiDaUpClose length: 13:17 date added: July 8, 2012 language: English event speaker: Steve Alexander views: 4365; views this month: 2; views this week: 0
Steve Alexander describes his experiences of Huichol shamanism (while in his twenties), and his aspiration to become a shaman. Then, while on a Huichol pilgrimage in Mexico, "everything that could possible go wrong, did". For a "suburban kid from Los Angeles" it was like "trying to put on someone else's shoe".
Steve returned to focus on his university education in fine art. All the while, an awareness of a Divine Presence in his heart was growing. He describes how he cultivated his relationship with that Presence, even as he became increasingly aware of his own egoity and the ways it would tend to shut down that Presence.
Steve describes how his formal relinquishment of Huichol shamanism opened the door to the intensification of that Presence, and ultimately, to his devotional relationship with the human form of that Presence: Adi Da.
poster: AdiDaUpClose length: 14:15 date added: July 8, 2012 language: English event speaker: Steve Alexander views: 4151; views this month: 6; views this week: 1
Steve Alexander describes his experiences of Huichol shamanism (while in his twenties), and his aspiration to become a shaman. Then, while on a Huichol pilgrimage in Mexico, "everything that could possible go wrong, did". For a "suburban kid from Los Angeles" it was like "trying to put on someone else's shoe".
Steve returned to focus on his university education in fine art. All the while, an awareness of a Divine Presence in his heart was growing. He describes how he cultivated his relationship with that Presence, even as he became increasingly aware of his own egoity and the ways it would tend to shut down that Presence.
Steve describes how his formal relinquishment of Huichol shamanism opened the door to the intensification of that Presence, and ultimately, to his devotional relationship with the human form of that Presence: Adi Da.
poster: frank marrero length: 11:04 date added: July 12, 2012 language: English views: 2957; views this month: 4; views this week: 2
Adi Da Samraj talks about the relationship with Him that develops on the basis of recognition of Him as the Divine Person and responding via the devotional sadhana (practice) He gives.
Darshan of Adi Da Samraj poster: JensenBellin length: 04:32 date added: July 20, 2012 language: English views: 6882; views this month: 7; views this week: 2
Darshan of Adi Da.
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