Adi Da Samraj: 'This Must Be Realized'

In this Discourse, Avatar Adi Da answers a question about the human condition, and proclaims the Truth and Sufficiency of Divine Self-Realization.

[moesypittounikos]

He makes perfect sense. Even Ken Wilber is frightened of the idol of Evolution and plays by its game. Here Add Da calmly explains why evolution is not an ontology

[Eyologist]

We, as egos, are always trying to figure out the world, to understand it. Adi Da seems to be saying that it is far too complex to be understood by the mind. So, instead of trying to understand the world (and the universe) via the mind, why not just accept it, receive it, embrace it. The mind cannot understand it but the heart can completely accept it. Divine Awakening--which Adi Da seems to have enjoyed--allows a perfect understanding that is beyond mind. He says that we are all always already in that space (the Divine) but we just don't enjoy it, don't "know" it, and so we need to be Awakened to it. That is the function of the Realizer. That is why they appear in our midst.

[edzardpiltz]

This is deeply profound. I think not many people realize it appreciate this because most of them are to busy assigning certain meanings and and importance to circumstances surrounding his Ashram and are therefore blinded to the truth.

[jonathancobb]

As with most of the videos on this channel, I find it intellectually engaging for the first third or so, but then something happens to my mind and body such that I can't really focus any more on the words. I look at him talking, and I hear the quality of his voice, but just that perception is what has my attention -- not the semantic content of what is being said. So by the end of the video, I don't really know what the argument was, but I feel deeply refreshed just from the experience of having watched him speak. It's become like a daily meditation...

[trilithon]

A Realizer speaking from that Source Condition he speaks about.

[trilithon]

Extraordinary Communication. Very clear.

[kerry-chzi]

"Undifferentiated" yes, but did I get anything out of the language? What is IT that must be realized? WHAT is "the ultimate sense?" "Irreducible complexity, " ok, but do any of these whatchamacalits interlock, as such to involve "no separation" and if so HOW? His visual art is great, and his concept of art communicating to the whole body is profound, but these words about Advaita, whether they come from him, or Ken Wilber or, Yogananda, or Sankara only make sense to me in the context of the statement in his autobiography about "the end of seeking." I may have finally realized something therefore, because if there's ONE thing I'm ABSOLUTELY certain I''m DONE seeking, its the ONE thing Thank you Adi Da for this opportunity to vent about language that does absolutely nothing for me.

[worldwidehappiness]

If it's entirely clear, then can he give us some new physics breakthroughs?