You Can Suffer Or You Can Love (video)
This is track 7 of the 8-part series, The Impulse to God-Realization:
track 1 | track 2 | track 3 | track 4 | track 5 | track 6 | track 7 | track 8
Total length: 01:08:49
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ADI DA: You can suffer, or you can love. You can complain, or you can surrender. You can abuse, or you can bless. It is really just that simple. True maturity, God-Realizing maturity, manifests great compassion, great love, great help, endures greatly.
This excerpt is track 7 of the CD, The Impulse to God-Realization, a collection of talks focusing on Adi Da's clarifying Wisdom on the Impulse to Realize God that is inherent in all beings, and His Divine Offering and Instruction on the Ultimate Means to cultivate this heart-Impulse, thereby allowing it to become the guiding force of one's entire life.
The album is available through iTunes and The Dawn Horse Press.
The full talk, “You Can Suffer Or You Can Love”, is available on audiocassette here.
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