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Adi Da Samraj: "There Is No Separate Self"

By Adi Da Samraj
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— 2017

The presumption of being a separate “self”, Adi Da says, is an illusion that binds human life to unhappiness. That primal falsehood rules, and therefore undermines, all the activities of mind, emotion, and body we use to seek for happiness and for relief from suffering. See more...

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