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Adyashanti: Causeless Happiness

The pursuit of happiness outside ourselves can only lead to sorrow because anything attained can be lost. Even the search within ourselves can lead to suffering because of unconscious beliefs and misperceptions.

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Adyashanti
2009
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Living Realization—A Conversation with Adyashanti and A. H. Almaas

Many people have experienced some form of realization, such as dissolution of or dis-identification with body or ego and are beginning to recognize themselves as awareness.

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A. H. Almaas
2014
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Adyashanti: Experiencing the Infinite Reality

Adyashanti explores the vast perspectives that we can view life through, and questions the assumption that there is one ideal way to rigorously adhere to.

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Adyashanti
2016
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Adyashanti: Seeing Everything and Nothing

In this satsang, Adyashanti illustrates how our essential being is simultaneously a profound, silent "nothing" as well as everything within existence.

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Adyashanti
2011
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Adyashanti—Self-Realization—I Got It, I Lost It

In this compelling dialogue, Adyashanti speaks with a sangha member about the ‘I got it, I lost it’ phenomenon when it comes to realizing the fundamental reality.

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Adyashanti
2020
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Adyashanti—Understanding to Realizing

How do you go from intellectual understanding to a direct realization of your true nature? Although there is no predictable process to bring about realization, Adyashanti describes what you can do to ground your understanding in silence.

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Adyashanti
2008
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