poster: SanctuaryKitchen length: 01:54 date added: January 13, 2011 event date: January 13, 2010 language: English event speaker: Douglas Short views: 4898; views this month: 13; views this week: 6
In keeping with Adi Da's recommendation that devotees eat a maximally raw diet [see Adi Da's Green Gorilla], Douglas Short, the head chef at First People (The Mountain Of Attention Sanctuary kitchen), instructs us on how to peel a kiwi (the fruit).
poster: SanctuaryKitchen length: 06:15 date added: January 19, 2011 event date: January 19, 2011 language: English event speaker: Douglas Short views: 5215; views this month: 12; views this week: 3
In keeping with Adi Da's recommendation that devotees eat a maximally raw diet [see Adi Da's Green Gorilla], Douglas Short, the head chef at First People (The Mountain Of Attention Sanctuary kitchen), instructs us on how to make jicama and fresh mint salad.
poster: SanctuaryKitchen length: 00:37 date added: January 31, 2011 event date: January 29, 2011 language: English event speaker: Douglas Short views: 2967; views this month: 9; views this week: 3
In between lessons, Douglas Short brings us a little "Sanctuary Kitchen" humor.
poster: SanctuaryKitchen length: 00:55 date added: February 5, 2011 event date: February 5, 2011 language: English event speaker: Douglas Short views: 2956; views this month: 10; views this week: 4
In between lessons, Douglas Short brings us a little "Sanctuary Kitchen" humor.
poster: SanctuaryKitchen length: 07:50 date added: June 9, 2011 event date: June 9, 2011 language: English event speaker: Douglas Short views: 5384; views this month: 10; views this week: 6
While Adi Da recommends a maximally raw diet [see Adi Da's Green Gorilla], the Sanctuary Kitchen occasionally makes a cooked dish drawn from the broader vegetarian cuisine. In this video, Douglas Short, the head chef at First People (the kitchen for The Mountain Of Attention Sanctuary), instructs us on how to make quinoa tabouli. Douglas also shows us a nice trick for dicing tomatoes efficiently with a very sharp knife.
poster: SanctuaryKitchen length: 11:50 date added: January 15, 2011 language: English event speaker: Douglas Short views: 4402; views this month: 13; views this week: 6
In keeping with Adi Da's recommendation that devotees eat a maximally raw diet [see Adi Da's Green Gorilla], Douglas Short, the head chef at First People (The Mountain Of Attention Sanctuary kitchen), instructs us on how to make raw chocolate orange truffles.
poster: SanctuaryKitchen length: 07:55 date added: January 26, 2011 event date: January 26, 2011 language: English event speaker: Douglas Short views: 5784; views this month: 15; views this week: 5
While Adi Da recommends a maximally raw diet [see Adi Da's Green Gorilla], the Sanctuary Kitchen occasionally makes a cooked dish drawn from the broader vegetarian cuisine. In this video, Douglas Short, the head chef at First People (The Mountain Of Attention Sanctuary kitchen), instructs us on how to make red lentil dal soup. (You can see the finished result in Part 8.)
poster: SanctuaryKitchen length: 08:01 date added: January 27, 2011 event date: January 27, 2011 language: English event speaker: Douglas Short views: 6228; views this month: 18; views this week: 9
In keeping with Adi Da's recommendation that devotees eat a maximally raw diet [see Adi Da's Green Gorilla], Douglas Short, the head chef at First People (The Mountain Of Attention Sanctuary kitchen), instructs us on how to make a less oily salad dressing. Ingredients: cucumbers, carrots, red bell peppers, avocadoes, apple cider vinegar, honey, olive oil, salt, coriander. Interesting tip about adding olive oil while the blender is running.
[The clip actually starts with Douglas showing us the red lentil dal soup that was the subject of part 7.]
poster: SanctuaryKitchen length: 04:27 date added: January 9, 2011 event date: January 1, 2011 language: English event speaker: Douglas Short views: 5480; views this month: 17; views this week: 9
In keeping with Adi Da's recommendation that devotees eat a maximally raw diet [see Adi Da's Green Gorilla], Douglas Short, the head chef at First People (The Mountain Of Attention Sanctuary kitchen), instructs us on how to make vegetable sushi. In this part, Douglas prepares the ingredients, and provides instruction on using the mandoline slicer.
poster: SanctuaryKitchen length: 04:27 date added: January 9, 2011 event date: January 1, 2011 language: English event speaker: Douglas Short views: 5282; views this month: 18; views this week: 6
In keeping with Adi Da's recommendation that devotees eat a maximally raw diet [see Adi Da's Green Gorilla], Douglas Short, the head chef at First People (The Mountain Of Attention Sanctuary kitchen), instructs us on how to make vegetable sushi. In this part, Douglas rolls the sushi.
What can possibly carry you deeper than your everyday self? Any focus or occupation added from the outside can't disolve your apparent limitations and boundaries; it only reinforces them.
Creating a New Spiritual Tradition poster: satsang length: 03:32 date added: February 5, 2009 language: English event speaker: Jonathan Condit views: 4140; views this month: 12; views this week: 10
Adi Da's senior editorial assistant, Jonathan Condit, tells the story of the moment when Adi Da "captured his heart", while he was an ordained Buddhist monk. At the time, Jonathan had an immediate recognition of Adi Da as "Maitreya Buddha". He describes how his recognition deepened over time: "All the premonitions of a 'great being to come' [Maitreya] are unbelievably pale in comparison to the actuality of Avatar Adi Da."
[Note: Jonathan refers to 23 key books written by Adi Da. Since the time of this recording, Adi Da expanded His Vision for His primary literature to 23 "courses", each of which can be associated with many particular Texts.]
The Sacred Arts in Adidam poster: satsang length: 03:39 date added: February 5, 2009 language: English views: 2682; views this month: 5; views this week: 3
The true and sacred purpose of music and art is to connect the viewer or the listener with the Divine. Adi Da has created a complete sacred culture in which all devotees are called to take up a particular sacred art as a part of their practice of the Way of Adidam.
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