Adi Da and Adidam: Video: 43

43 (video)

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Track 5 from Pauline Chew's album, Songs For Baba Da. . . And The World.

Words are from poem 43 in Adi Da's book of poetry, Crazy Da Must Sing.

My loved one sits upon my knee.
My left hand is on her head.
My right hand guides
her listening to my Heart.
My touching awakens her need,
her love for me,
and makes her know me while I speak.

My loved one lies with me.
Our loving appears as every form
of all the worlds.
Our sounds together
make all sounds.
We are the thing that is seen and heard.
We are the rhythmed mind of everything.

Troubles arise for one
who does not know the act
in which he lives.
Therefore, I display the image
of my loved one and me.
One who does not understand
gains power for his lust in holy places.
But one who understands
becomes the lovers’ act that is.

Poster: PaulineChew
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Length: 08:03
Date Added: November 8, 2015
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Language: English
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Tags: music poem

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2 Comments

Mary U. - Melbourne, Australia November 23, 2015 4:24PM

Beautiful words and voice.

Scott B. - Greenfield, Massachusetts November 23, 2015 10:12AM

i love this track -- thank you, Pauline!

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