25+ Adi Da Quotes On Death, Goddess And Mystical

Adi Da (born Franklin Albert Jones) was an American spiritual teacher, artist, and philosopher. He was the founder of a new religious movement known as Adidam, which he founded in 1972. Adi Da's teachings emphasize the recognition of the Divine Reality that is present in all beings and things, and his writings and artwork are focused on the themes of spiritual awakening, self-understanding, and the transformation of human consciousness. Following is our collection on famous quotes by Adi Da on love, leadership, life.

Top 10 Adi Da Quotes

1. Men have only two emotions: hungry and horny. If you see him without an erection, make him a sandwich.A bargain is something you don't need at a price you can't resist.
2. Real intelligence must be fiercely capable of investigating every aspect of existence, including the very process of knowledge that we call science .
3. There is only the constant knowledge and enjoyment of the Heart, moment to moment, through the instant of all conditions of appearance and disappearance. Of this I am perfectly certain. I am That.
4. Truth is that which, when fully realized, sets you free from all bondage and all seeking.
5. Death is utterly acceptable to consciousness and life.
6. Most perfect self-understanding is the capability to directly (immediately) transcend dilemma, all problems, all seeking.
7. The nature of the world is inherently obvious, if you remain in a state of total psycho-physical oneness with whatever and all that presently arises.
8. Anybody who is not pulling his weight is probably pushing his luck.
9. When you're learning, you're burning - putting out a lot of heat. When you're all burned up, then you become light.
10. Be Consciousness (Itself)- Contemplate Consciousness (Itself)- Transcend Everything in Consciousness (Itself).

Adi Da Short Quotes

• Patience often gets the credit that belongs to fatigue.
• We are defined and controlled by all that we have not transcended.
• Relax. Nothing is under control.
• To seek Truth is to deny Truth to being with. To seek Truth is to avoid Truth, constantly.
• Only everybody-all-a t-once can change the current chaos.
• Remembering the Mystery is a way of being everything you always already are.
• Without true celebration discipline is obnoxious.
• Everything eaten is killed. Every meal is a sacrifice.
• A bargain is something you don't need at a price you can't resist.
• You cannot become Happy, You can only Be Happy.

Adi Da Famous Quotes And Sayings

There is only God. REALITY is God and has never required your belief. This reality no "one" survives. In Ultimate Reality no "one" is saved either - there is simply nothing to save you "from" : you have not emerged from any "other" and there is no place else for "you" to disappear into. Ever. — Adi Da

When happiness gets into your system, it is bound to break out on your face. While money can't buy happiness it certainly lets you choose your own form of misery. You always know, at this very moment, exactly what it would be to look, and feel, and be, and act completely Happy. — Adi Da

You are all spirits. It is not that you "have" a spirit. To have a spirit implies that you are spirit and that you are also something else. Human beings are spirits. Being a human being is one of the ways of being a spirit. — Adi Da

Love does not fail for you when you are rejected, betrayed or apparently not Loved. Love fails for you when you reject, betray and do not love. Therefore .. Love. — Adi Da

The exclusion of true esoteric religion has been the business of the State since ancient times. At first this was done via the establishment of the popular idealism of exoteric religious institutions in league with the State. But in modern times the same process is done by the strategic exclusion of conventional religious cultism, mystical idealism, and higher evolutionary Wisdom from the mechanisms of popular culture. — Adi Da

Life Lessons by Adi Da

1. Adi Da taught that we can find true fulfillment and joy in life by connecting with the divine within ourselves.
2. He emphasized the importance of cultivating a practice of self-observation, so that we can become aware of our thoughts, feelings, and habits.
3. He also encouraged us to be mindful of our actions and to strive for a life of service to others, so that we can live in harmony with the world around us.