Nutzt Euer Leben (video)

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In this talk, "Nutzt Euer Leben" ("Use Your Life") from 1988, Adi Da discusses death, and how, through consideration, we can (and should) very readily come to the certainty that we survive death. Given that certainty, we then should practice not merely for the sake of improving one's circumstance while alive, but in the context of Eternity, relative to the Great Matter in God: the Realization of the Divine.

Death and dying. For more about Adi Da's wisdom about near-death experiences, what happens after death, how to serve the dying process, how to live life so as to ensure an "easy death", and more, visit our section, Easy Death and our blog, Death And Dying Wisdom.

German 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 German channel, you can also read our free introductory book, Adi Da und Adidam, visit our Adidam Germany website, or visit our Adidam Deutschland Facebook page. You can also subscribe to our YouTube video channel, youtube.com/channel/UCJb2pQTAQPuIoR1Im8dIBVA, and be notified when new videos are posted.


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