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Explore the wealth of topics on which Avatar Adi Da also Discourses:
• The significance of kriyas and mudras in the Reality-Way of Adidam
• Does practicing the Reality-Way cause loss of compassion for fellow humans?
• Can recollecting profound moments of Divine Communion be a useful practice?
• The question as “abstract art form”—how people represent themselves as an ego
• Esoteric understanding of the first two of the Ten Commandments
• Realization is not taught in History of Religion courses—or even in seminaries
• Right service involves devotional turning, not just “mowing the lawns”
• The lesson of Adi Da’s story about Uncle Gene and the chinchillas
His Divine Presence, Avatar Adi Da (on the evening this Discourse was given)
Appreciate the inherently binding nature of “experience”, and how you are constantly becoming trapped in a corner made of your own “experience”—“experience” that you may regard to be positive, or “experience” that you may regard to be negative. It does not make any “difference”.
You are constantly being ruled by the faculties in terms of their conditional “experience” and apparatus. And the reason for that, it must be understood in due course, and most fundamentally, is due to your own causation. It is the “self”-contraction
—His Divine Presence, Avatar Adi Da Samraj, September 1, 2004
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DVD Menu:
From September 1, 2004
Part One — 35 minutes
1. Turning To Me Is Not A Strategy
2. Move Beyond The “Priest” In Mind
Part Two — 15 minutes
1. The Nature of Spontaneous Energy-Phenomena
Part Three — 7 minutes
1. Experience Does Not Change The Practice
Part Four — 1 hour 10 minutes
1. The Trap of Your Own Experience
2. The Right Purpose of Devotional Practice
3. Become Dissatisfied With Contentedness
4. The Ultimate Command of Reality Itself
Approximate running time: 2 hours, 7 minutes
ISBN 978-1-57097-355-0
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Price:
$19.95
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