Adi Da and Adidam: Video: My Earliest Times With Adi Da

My Earliest Times With Adi Da (video)

If you try to play this video and you get a message from YouTube asking you to sign in to prove you are not a bot, be aware that signing in doesn't always make a difference. What does always work: press the browser refresh button, then press the "Watch On YouTube" button that appears in the video area.

This is part 2 of the 4-part series, My Life with Adi Da Samraj:
part 1 | part 2 | part 3 | part 4
Total length: 36:08

Display part titles

Longtime devotee Aniello Panico recounts some of his earliest times with Adi Da Samraj in 1972.

To learn more about the significance of the Vedanta Temple (in Hollywood, California) in Adi Da's life and work, click here.

For more stories and videos from Aniello, click here.

Poster: Aniello Panico
Event Speaker: Aniello Panico
Length: 11:37
Date Added: November 24, 2019
Event Date: September 2019

Language: English
Views: 2208
Views This Month: 41
Views This Week: 8

It's easy to share this video page on Facebook or other social networks. Just press the Facebook SHARE button below. Or copy the web address for this page, and paste it into the status box on your Facebook page.

Important message about sharing audios/videos

3 Comments

Neil H. - Sydney, Australia November 25, 2019 1:19PM

Lovely stories. He cones across as such a nice person.

Virginia H. - United States November 24, 2019 6:53PM

Wonderful.

Rob Z. - Occoquan Forest, Virginia November 24, 2019 5:34PM

Awesome.

Email addresses are not published, and used only to verify. Required fields are marked with a ^*. All comments must be approved before appearing in the thread. We approve almost all comments! Time and space constraints, as well as our own discretion, prevent all comments from appearing. We will only approve comments that are directly related to this clip, are consistent with the purpose of this site, use appropriate language, and are not attacking the comments of others. Comments are usually approved within 48 hours from the time of submission, and may be edited for purposes of clarity and appropriateness.