Reality Itself is the Way

In these nine essays, Adi Da Samraj describes the reasons for His Incarnation in the West and further distinguishes His Way—of the Direct Revelation and Realization of Reality Itself—from all other “seeking-‘methods’” found in the Great Tradition. Also included is a potent, and sometimes poetic, consideration of the “Perfect Practice”, His irrefutable description of the inherently destructive and “dark” nature of egoity, and His Offering of the Means by which “everyone and everything can be utterly transformed by being turned . . . to Reality Itself”.