He-And-She Is Me: The Invisibility of Consciousness and Light in the Divine Body of the Ruchira Avatar (The Seventeen Companions of the True Dawn Horse) [Paperback]

Adi Da Samraj (Author)

Book Description

Publication Date: December 1, 2000

Ruchira Avatar Adi Da Samraj has created a series of twenty-three books that He has designated as His "Source-Texts". Among these twenty-three books, there is a sub-series of seventeen volumes (called 'The Seventeen Companions Of The True Dawn Horse'), each of which offers His Wisdom relative to a fundamental aspect of true Spiritual life.

He-and-She Is Me (Book Seventeen of the "Seventeen Companions") contains Avatar Adi Da’s greatest esoteric secrets – of His Non-Dual Manifestation of the Primal "He" (of Consciousness Itself) and the Primal "She" (of Energy Itself) via the "Me" of His bodily (human) form.

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"Dive into this water with Adi Da Samraj, and you will emerge cleansed and awakened in your own true heart." --Richard Schorske. Chairman and CEO, E-Learn Foundation

About the Author

Avatar Adi Da Samraj Realized the Divine State of unalloyed spiritual Freedom, Happiness, or Enlightenment, at the age of 30. The extraordinary ordeal that led to his perfect re-Awakening to Divine Consciousness is described in his autobiography, The Knee Of Listening. In the 30 years since his Awakening, he has expressed this Free Realization by helping people of all ages to find and feel and practice true Spiritual Happiness. He has given thousands of hours of discourses and published well over 60 books on every subject that relates to human and spiritual growth, including: meditation, diet & health, the stages of human and spiritual development, death & dying, the "radical" nature of true Enlightenment, sacred sexuality, and much more. His unique wisdom has inspired the formation of schools, clinics, artisans guilds, and retreat sanctuaries, as well as an international network of communities devoted to the spiritual practice that he has outlined.

Product Details

• Paperback: 413 pages
• Publisher: The Dawn Horse Press; Standard Ed edition (December 1, 2000)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 1570971080
• ISBN-13: 978-1570971082
• Product Dimensions: 8.9 x 5.9 x 1.2 inches
• Shipping Weight: 1.6 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #2,998,712 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

More About the Author

Adi Da was born in New York at the outbreak of World War II. From 1983 he lived principally in Fiji and became a Fijian citizen. The author of over sixty books on spirituality and a prolific artist, he also had profound attention for world affairs, particularly during the last decade of his life, as summarized in Not-Two Is Peace.
Adi Da was born in a unique spiritual state. As a young man, he immersed himself in the traditions of human wisdom and spirituality. His Western studies included university degrees--in philosophy from Columbia and in literature from Stanford. Following his university years, he intensively engaged both Western and Eastern forms of spiritual practice.
In 1970, at the age of thirty, Adi Da was re-established in the illumined condition he had known in his earliest life. He began to offer formal instruction in spiritual practice to those who came to him, creating (out of a free interactive participation with his devotees) what is now an unprecedented body of spiritual, philosophical, and practical writings (find the most current offerings at the Dawn Horse Press website), as well as an immense body of visual art (the website dedicated to Adi Da's art is called Daplastique). In 2007, his artwork was exhibited at the 52nd Venice Biennale, and subsequently in several other exhibitions, including in Florence, New York, and Los Angeles.
As spiritual teacher, artist, and "World Friend", Adi Da is not a conventional figure. He is not political in any ordinary sense of the word. Rather, his address to humanity comes from his lifelong communication of the truth of human existence. He is making clear the species-endangering forces of limitation in our world, the means to go beyond them, and the great urgency of this "going beyond".