Selected Essays from Avatar Adi Da’s Five Final Books
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We Are Consciousness Itself: New, Revised Edition
We Are Consciousness Itself: A Communication Freely Offered to All from Avatar Adi Da Samraj.
In this new, revised booklet, Avatar Adi Da Samraj speaks about what is most basic to human existence. The fact of awareness. Awareness is more fundamental than body, more fundamental than emotion, more fundamental than mind. Most fundamental is not what we are aware of—but the simple fact that we are always aware. That constant reality of awareness is what Avatar Adi Da Samraj calls “Consciousness Itself”.
Not-Two Is Peace: New, Expanded Fourth Edition
Not-Two Is Peace: The Ordinary People’s Way of Global Cooperative Order. The new, expanded fourth edition is now available. In this book, the World-Friend Adi Da speaks to the necessity of re-establishing human civilization based on principles of mutual trust, cooperation, tolerance, “prior unity”, and the limitless participation of all humankind in transforming its own destiny.
Quandra Loka at SCOPE Miami Beach
In December 2016, Rademakers Gallery (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) showcased photographic images from Quandra Loka: The Indivisible Space of Conscious Light by Adi Da Samraj at the SCOPE Miami Beach Art Fair.
Bargello Exhibition Opens to Media Acclaim
To great fanfare and praise, the exhibition THE ASCENT OF ORPHEUS: Between and Beyond Representation and Abstraction, by the American born artist Adi Da Samraj, opened at The Bargello National Museum in Florence on July 9, 2015. The opening was accompanied by a collaborative performance by the Florence Dance Company of Divina(dot)com, a ballet inspired by Dante’s Divine Comedy, and integrating monumental projections of images by Adi Da Samraj.
The Ascent of Orpheus: Adi Da at the Bargello Museum, Florence
For the first time in its 150-year history, the Bargello National Museum hosts a solo contemporary art show, THE ASCENT OF ORPHEUS: Between and Beyond Representation and Abstraction, by the American-born artist Adi Da Samraj. In an unusual bridging of ancient myth and digitally composed large-scale fabrications, the exhibition is Adi Da’s sweeping and at times demanding retelling of the famous Orpheus and Eurydice myth. The exhibit runs from 9 July to 11 October 2015 in two galleries off the Bargello courtyard.
Divina.com: The Art of Adi Da with the Florence Dance Company
Gala opening July 9th, at Bargello National Museum in Florence.
The ballet, inspired by Dante’s Divine Comedy, integrates monumental projections of images by Adi Da. The images move on screen in dynamic interaction with the dancers, and are also the inspiration for the costume design. Several musical sources combine to provide a multi-textured soundscape.