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Recognition of Me Is Liberation

Recognition of Me Is Liberation

The Radical Conversion To Intrinsic egolessness In The Divine Reality-Way of Adidam

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A sublime compilation of Avatar Adi Da’s essential Communications on the foundation principle of “radical” devotion in the Reality-Way of Adidam.

Essays include updated sutras from the forthcoming final (and significantly expanded) edition of The Dawn Horse Testament, readings from The Aletheon, and never-before-published Discourse material from 1998, 2004, and 2005.

Avatar Adi Da describes in great detail the “seed” of the Reality-Way of Adidam: devotional recognition of His intrinsically egoless State. He further describes how this seed of tacit recognition (and not belief) is the means by which the devotee Communes with His Eternal Divine State via the responsive turning of the faculties (of body, emotion, mind, and breath) to His Divine Presence.

“The practice of Adidam is a participatory process of worship and whole bodily turning to the Divine One, Revealed in human Form As Avatar Adi Da Samraj. In that responsive turning to His Divine Presence, the Fullness of His Divine State becomes more and more profoundly magnified, and the Pure Attractiveness of His Person Draws one beyond separate self. A Divine existence, rather than ego-existence, becomes the guiding impulse of one’s life—and the distinction between ego and egolessness becomes completely apparent.”

—Ruchiradama Quandra Sukhapur Rani Naitauba
(from the introduction)

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Devotional recognition of Me is the recognition of egolessness—My Own Intrinsic egolessness…. Therefore, by means of whole bodily devotion to Me, there is participation in the Intrinsic egolessness of Reality Itself. The entire process of the “Radical” Reality-Way of Adidam Ruchiradam, from the beginning, is an unfolding magnification of that seed, that conversion “at the root”.

—AVATAR ADI DA SAMRAJ

Length: 394 pages

Publication year: 2010

ISBN: 978-1-57097-286-7

Format: 6 x 9 inches, softcover