The Radical Truth
Discourses by The Great Avataric Sage, Adi Da Samraj, on The Ultimate Nature of Reality, Truth, and Real God.
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Truth is Prior to the Body/Mind play >
Truth is Prior to the Body/Mind
1/15/2012 | Download File (8.94 MB) - right click to download
In this discourse Adi Da Samraj adresses the fact that Truth or God Realization is not dependent on, nor does it have anything to do with, the functions and activities of the body mind.
Be Purposed to Realization - Beyond Race, Gender, or Any Form of 'self'-Identity. play >
Be Purposed to Realization - Beyond Race, Gender, or Any Form of 'self'-Identity.
7/31/2011 | Download File (19.43 MB) - right click to download
In this discourse, a devotee asks Adi Da Samraj about her practice of Adidam as an African-American woman in a predominantly white community.
Money, Food, and Sex play >
Money, Food, and Sex
11/26/2010 | Download File (23.65 MB) - right click to download
In an historic discourse from 1972, Adi Da addresses the dilemma those taking up 'spiritual life' encounter when bringing discipline to the areas of money, food, and sex.
Helping the Dying play >
Helping the Dying
10/3/2010 | Download File (17.75 MB) - right click to download
In this discourse given May 29, 1980, a student of Avatar Adi Da asks for suggestions to help her dying mother. Adi Da responds both with compassion, and also with very practical and useful advice.
The Responsibility for Love play >
The Responsibility for Love
7/24/2010 | Download File (17.43 MB) - right click to download
An excerpt from a 1977 discourse of Adi Da Samraj, in which he responds to a devotee's question about the difficulty - and apparent inability - to love.
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