Adi Da and Adidam: Video: Interview with Tom Jacobs

Interview with Tom Jacobs (video)

[This interview is in Dutch, with English subtitles.]

On February 24, 2013, Dutch devotee Tom Jacobs (currently a resident of Adi Da Samrajashram) was featured on the popular Dutch TV program, De Reünie ("The Reunion"), which is seen by two million viewers.

Each episode of De Reünie focuses on the lives of a few members of a particular school class from decades ago. This week featured members from Tom's class - including Tom.

The full interview explores Tom's life as a devotee of Adi Da Samraj, and then explores a tragedy in Tom's early life (the trauma of which was completely relieved by Adi Da, as Tom describes). The interview is in Dutch, but English subtitles have been added. The interviewer (and show host) is Rob Kamphues.

For a fuller account of how Tom found Adi Da (written by Tom), click here.

Videographer: Matt Braithwaite

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Dutch audio/video channel. Thanks to AdiDaVideos for the video excerpt and the Adidam Translation Guild for the subtitles. In addition to watching the videos in our Dutch channel, you can also read our free introductory book, Adi Da en Adidam. You can also subscribe to our YouTube video channel, and be notified when new videos are posted. Or you can visit our Adidam Nederland website, or visit our Adidam Nederland Facebook page.

Poster: Adidam Europe
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Length: 14:47
Date Added: June 18, 2013
Event Date: February 24, 2013

Language: Dutch
Views: 3872
Views This Month: 22
Views This Week: 4
Tags: Dutch

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1 Comment

Daniela M. - Singapore December 14, 2013 7:40PM

Fabulous stuff!

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