The Key Is in Renunciation

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SACRED HISTORY for November 9^th

1973 Adi Da Samraj Gives the Talk “The Three Dharmas”, in which His Divine Presence Parama-Sapta-Na Adi Da Describes the principal traditional dharmas of sacrifice of “self”, of mind, and of desire as forms of seeking founded in dilemma, and how every form of seeking is directly undermined by the “Radical” Transcendental Spiritual process Given by Him. ~La Brea Ashram, Los Angeles

1993 Adi Da Samraj Gives the Talk “The Key Is in Renunciation”, in which His Divine Presence Parama-Sapta-Na Adi Da Indicates that the “Perfect Practice”—not any other secondary aspects of Transcendental Spiritual Yoga—is the import of the Transcendental Spiritual process in the Company of the Divine. ~Adi Da Samrajashram

2007 Adi Da Samraj Names His literary trilogy The Orpheum. ~Adi Da Samrajashram

“You must be responsible for yourself at the human level, and in a profoundly uncommon way. You must live the discipline of ordinary life. You yourself must be love under all ordinary, daily conditions. You must make this change in your life. There is no way whereby you can be relieved of this necessity—and nobody else can do it for you.”