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Myths, Realizers, and Divine Revelation

Myths, Realizers, and Divine Revelation

A Discourse Given by Avatar Adi Da Samraj
November 25, 2004

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On November 25, 2004, a devotee of Adi Da Samraj asks: “What is the relationship of ancient Realizers to the traditions that they were associated with?”

Avatar Adi Da responds by illustrating the process of myth-making around Realizers, both in ancient and modern times. He explains that, regardless of what is historically true of any Realizer, any tradition can be understood in terms of the underlying structure of the human being. Throughout the Discourse, Avatar Adi Da makes use of examples from numerous traditions including Buddhism, Hinduism, Judaism, and the Christian tradition.

Track Listing 
 
Disc One  

1. Who Created Christianity? - 16:40 

2. The Ancient Myth of the “Son of Man” - 15:24 

3. Astrologically Based Mythology - 15:07 

4. The Structure Underneath Tradition - 13:59 

Total running time: 61 minutes 

Disc Two  

1. Modern Myth-Making - 11:59 

2. The ego Cannot Realize the Self-Condition - 15:25 

3. The Way Is Not about Belief - 13:23 

4. The Avatarically Revealed Way - 7:55 

5. Even “I” Is a Myth - 13:09 

6. The “Bright” Before You - 12:18  

Total running time: 2 hours 15 minutes 

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You cannot “know” this Bodily Form or all the dimensions of its functioning and existence, you see. But you can “know” Me tacitly—and that is what is required to make you My devotee. It is not something explainable or something that can be encompassed by the structures of the body-mind or that could have collectively been encompassed by the totality of all body-minds, all human beings who have ever lived. It is not “knowable” in that sense. I am not “knowable” in that sense. And yet I have Always Already been the Case—and that is why you can recognize Me…. When there is recognition of Me, when there is participation in the Condition of My Person, there is Liberation from all substitutes, all metaphors, all that was made much of in order to suggest or bear the weight of the Indescribable—which can also be tangibly Shown, and yet is not limited.

—AVATAR ADI DA SAMRAJ November 25, 2004

Publication year: 2013

Original recording year: 2004

ISBN: 978-1-57097-334-5