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The Secret of Experience

The Secret of Experience

A Discourse Given by Avatar Adi Da Samraj
December 5, 2004 & August 13, 2004

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Avatar Adi Da Samraj addresses questions on the “secret” of experience in two Discourses from 2004: On December 5, when asked by a devotee about a particular transcendent experience, Avatar Adi Da contrasts the self-authenticating nature of the experience with the attitude of having a question about the experience.

And on August 13, Adi Da Discourses on the potential of blissful experience to create unrealistic presumptions about the self and about real practice.

Chapter Listing 

December 5, 2004 

1. The Questioner Is the Doubt  

2. The Ego Is Not Exiled from Reality  

3. The Metaphor of Your Experience 

4. A Conversion of the Questioner  

 

August 13, 2004: 

1. The Process Is the Practice, Not the Experiences 

2. Sacred Sightings of Avatar Adi Da Samraj  

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The true Yoga of Adidam, this tacit participation in My State, ultimately goes beyond...all associations, beyond all limiting metaphors, and beyond all changes, gross, subtle, or causal—all space-time changes, all perspectives, all “point of view” overlays, all ideas of “self”, all questions....It is not about turning within or turning toward some presumed state that you feel is tacitly underneath your own body-mind conditions and looking for it through some inwardness, or turning upon “self”. It is a matter of getting the secret of the experiences, which is in this devotional turning to Me in the “self”-forgetting manner.

—AVATAR ADI DA SAMRAJ December 05, 2004

“All spiritual aspirants need to confront and integrate the extravagant brilliance and originality of Adi Da Samraj . . . power and vision and passion at the highest and most lucid level.”

—ANDREW HARVEY author, The Hope: A Guide to Sacred Activism; Son of Man: The Mystical Path to Christ; and The Way of Passion: A Celebration of Rumi

Length: 1 hour 5 minutes

Publication year: 2013

Original recording year: 2004

ISBN: 978-1-57097-342-0