Prior Unity poster: globalpeacecentral length: 01:57 date added: February 13, 2009 language: English views: 3626; views this month: 30; views this week: 12 The oneness of humankind precedes any form of separation.
Time is Up! poster: globalpeacecentral length: 01:01 date added: February 13, 2009 language: English views: 4739; views this month: 33; views this week: 18 To play absurd games with the human race must no longer be tolerated!
True Human Exchange poster: globalpeacecentral length: 01:03 date added: February 13, 2009 language: English views: 6720; views this month: 57; views this week: 30 The Working Presumption of Prior Unity, is the right and true context for all human exchange.
Darshan of Adi Da Samraj poster: JensenBellin length: 04:32 date added: July 20, 2012 language: English views: 6923; views this month: 43; views this week: 19 Darshan of Adi Da.
[Note: At the end of the video, the viewer is directed to a site, karmafree.com — this site no longer exists.]
poster: sacredwalk-about speaker: Ruchiradama Nadikanta length: 12:10 date added: January 3, 2013 language: English listens: 7597; listens this month: 64; listens this week: 32 Ruchiradama Nadikanta has created a series of seven recitations from Adi Da's book, Not-Two Is Peace, accompanied by the bansuri flute music of John Wubbenhorst.
This is Recitation 5: The Truth of Prior Unity Is The Instrinsic Self-Revelation of Reality Itself.
Not-Two Is Peace: Recitation poster: swaybone11 speaker: Theo Cedar Jones length: 04:36 date added: November 28, 2011 language: English views: 3411; views this month: 28; views this week: 14 Recitation by devotee Theo Cedar Jones from Adi Da's book, Not-Two Is Peace. The essay being recited is Principles Regarding A Global Cooperative Forum: On The Dangers Of The Old "Tribalisms" and The Necessity For A Global Cooperative Forum Based On The Prior Unity of Humankind.tags: world peace
Not-Two Is Peace Theatrical Performance poster: swaybone11 length: 08:21 date added: December 4, 2011 event date: November 20, 2011 language: English views: 4559; views this month: 35; views this week: 17 A theatrical performance and recitation by devotee Theo Cedar Jones from Adi Da's book, Not-Two Is Peace. The essay being recited is Principles Regarding A Global Cooperative Forum: On The Dangers Of The Old "Tribalisms" and The Necessity For A Global Cooperative Forum Based On The Prior Unity of Humankind.
Dance by Isabelle Sjahsam and Maria LaMance of Artface Performance Group.tags: world peace
poster: Tastingthemoon length: 03:51 date added: February 12, 2012 language: English views: 6049; views this month: 54; views this week: 35 Tasting the Moon: Adventures in the Meaning of Life, by Meg Fortune McDonnell, is the story of a "no holds barred” pathway through life — from the author’s eccentric childhood, through the tumult of the 1960’s, to the ashram of Adi Da Samraj, the spiritual teacher she encountered in the 70’s.
In this video series, Meg talks with her father, Robert McDonnell, about working together on the book.
poster: Tastingthemoon length: 06:03 date added: February 12, 2012 language: English views: 5617; views this month: 51; views this week: 32 Tasting the Moon: Adventures in the Meaning of Life, by Meg Fortune McDonnell, is the story of a "no holds barred” pathway through life — from the author’s eccentric childhood, through the tumult of the 1960’s, to the ashram of Adi Da Samraj, the spiritual teacher she encountered in the 70’s.
In this video series, Meg talks with her father, Robert McDonnell, about working together on the book.
poster: Tastingthemoon length: 05:09 date added: February 12, 2012 language: English views: 6148; views this month: 48; views this week: 29 Tasting the Moon: Adventures in the Meaning of Life, by Meg Fortune McDonnell, is the story of a "no holds barred” pathway through life — from the author’s eccentric childhood, through the tumult of the 1960’s, to the ashram of Adi Da Samraj, the spiritual teacher she encountered in the 70’s.
In this video series, Meg talks with her father, Robert McDonnell, about working together on the book.
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