The Spiritual Master’s True and Ultimate Function is to instigate the superphysics of literal God-Realization among true devotees. If there is no duplication of that superphysical Process, there can be no true continuation of the Teaching, except in verbal form, because there can be no living Agency. So, how would the Process take place in the future? Until such devotees exist, there is only the Agency of the Spiritual Master himself. The Spiritual Master is the Awakened Servant of Man. He serves to regenerate the moral Teaching of Truth and to resurrect the great Culture of Compassion and Wisdom among men (and women).
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What Does a True Devotee Look Like?
The following questions come from:
Questionnaire: Are You a True Devotee?
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If you are a true devotee, are you free of every kind of seeking?
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Are you only attendant to real, present self-understanding and the present transcending of separate self?
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Are you actively engaged in devotional Communion with Adi Da in the present moment?
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Are you committed to living life with heart-responsive intention in Real God?
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Do you live in the disposition of unqualified relatedness rather than egoic separation?
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Do you give living human form to the Indivisible Presence of Reality?
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Do you refrain from turning the world into a dilemma or seeking revolutionary experience?
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Are you uninterested in pursuing goals, evolutionary aims, or psycho-physical transformations?
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Do you create according to the aesthetic logic of Reality and Truth?
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Do you turn your living into unqualified relatedness and true enjoyment?
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Do you remove the effects of separative existence and restore the inherent form of things?
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Do you value inherent stability and beauty over egoically exaggerated artifice?
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Is your sense of form integrated, stable, whole, and in present-time?
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Do you avoid treating the world as a symbol for something “higher” or “other”?
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Do you humanly manifest the One and Only Reality and Truth by your constant devotional attentiveness to Adi Da?
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Do you serve the Inherent and truly Divine Order of things by transcending yourself in service to That Which Is Always Already The Case?
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Do you serve the necessary and not the merely possible?
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Do you affirm the Inherent Reality and not chase possible realities?
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Do you make only wise and economic use of instrumental means and technology?
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Are you motivated only by ego-transcending love of Adi Da and Reality Itself?
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Do you avoid pursuing utopian victories or ego-based survival schemes?
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Do you create conditions for present-time Divine Enjoyment?
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Do you live such that Reality Itself becomes the foundation of human existence through your demonstrated love of Adi Da?
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Do you heart-recognize Adi Da to be the One and Divine “Bright” Person?
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Do you participate in the emergence of a “Bright” New Human Order by living in Reality and Truth rather than in the search?
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Have you turned away from the illusions of the ego-made “new age” and its madness, absurdity, and self-consoling myths?
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Are you aligned with Adi Da’s Purpose to bring an end to this “dark” epoch of egoic man?
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Are you moved to turn all beings—and even the Cosmic All—toward the “Bright” Reality and Truth of Adi Da?
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Profile of a True Devotee
(Based on affirmative responses to 80% or more of the questions)
A True Devotee of Adi Da Samraj is not a seeker. They do not live in pursuit of experience, transformation, or utopian futures. Their life is not a search—it is a continuous response. They are not concerned with what might be, but are fully aligned with what is always already the case. Theirs is a life of radical immediacy.
They are:
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Free of Seeking – not because they are passive, but because they have Found—and are Found—in Him. There is no longer a project of self-improvement, only the surrender of the self-contraction.
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Devotionally Aligned – their entire being is attuned to Adi Da. Their practice is one of devotional Communion, not as a separate exercise, but as the very condition of their existence. They are heart-given and constantly self-surrendering.
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Present-Moment Grounded – not nostalgic for the past or hopeful for a future event. They live now, and Reality Itself is the content of now. They do not interpret life symbolically or idealistically; they see and serve inherent form as it is.
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Non-Egoic Creators – their creativity flows from the aesthetic logic of Divine Reality. Whether in art, action, or speech, they create beauty, stability, and right form—not spectacle, not stimulation, not distortion.
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Servants of the Necessary – they do not live by preference or possibility. They serve necessity—not in a constrained way, but as love in action. Their life is a demonstration of wise use, not driven by novelty, invention, or consumption.
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Not Utopians or Immortalists – they do not dream of collective salvation, earthly perfection, or the survival of egoic identity. Their focus is not the prolonging of life, but the deepening of participation in Reality as Love-Bliss Itself.
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Vessels of the Divine Pattern – in their very human form, they manifest the integrity, beauty, and inherent logic of the Divine Order. They do not impose; they reveal. They are not activists or reformers, but agents of radiant order.
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Anchored in Recognition – they recognize Adi Da to be the One and Only Divine Person, the Self-Condition and Source-Condition of all. This recognition is not intellectual; it is existential. Their being is shaped by this recognition and surrendered in it.
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Participants in the Bright Emergence – they are seeds of the “Bright” New Age—not by intention or strategy, but by embodiment. They don’t lead revolutions. They simply Are, and through that Being, the world is quietly and profoundly turned.
In Essence:
The True Devotee is radically responsive, utterly heart-given, and transfigured in place. There is no self left seeking; there is only That One, alive in the form of a person who is no longer possessed by the separate “I.” Their very life is a confession: “Only God Is.”
