A Prison Of Fascination And Doubt

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SACRED HISTORY for June 7^th

1978 Adi Da Samraj Writes the Essay “The Process of Liberation, Founded in Divine Awakening, or Whole Bodily Enlightenment”, which is later published in The Enlightenment of the Whole Body.

His Divine Presence, Parama-Sapta-Na Adi Da, Writes:

“What is the ‘cause’ of embodiment? It is the mind. The mind is the subtle, or ‘inner subjective’ personality, made of all of the acquired tendencies of attention, or urges toward ‘experiences’ of all kinds. These tendencies and urges are the results of the proximity of the ‘soul’, or the eternal core of the body-mind-complex, and the realm of nature or change. Once it arises, the ‘soul’ is projected into an infinite spiral of ‘causes’ and ‘effects’, leading high and low within the structures of possibility.

Therefore, the ‘subjective’ being acquires tendencies of attention through irresponsible ‘experience’. And that process is without beginning or end. It is an eternal bewilderment, a prison of fascination and doubt.”

Adi Da then Says:

“You are Free only if you become responsibly established in Remembrance, Communion, and Awakening in relation to the Divine and Eternal Reality, the Very Condition of the embodied ‘soul’ and all ‘experiential’ phenomena. It is a matter of Divine Awakening to the Truth, and of ego-transcending devotional Communion with Me, the Divine Person, the True ‘Self’, Self-Existing, Self-Radiant, All-Pervading, and Eternally Free of all limitations.” ~Muliwai, Oahu, Hawaii