The history section of the Adi Da Archives needs to be built out more fully, starting with Adi Da's discipleship with Muktananda and his time as a member and employee of Scientology.  It is interesting that the apple has not fallen far from the tree, in the sense that corrupt and deluded Adi Da chose these two very messed up organizations and ideologies to associate with.  If Adi Da is really the greatest Spritual Adept in the history of Earth, why would he choose to get mixed up with Scientology and Muktananda?  What does this say about his judgment?

Another topic that needs to be explored is "how much was Adidam a product of what Franklin Jones learned about controlling people and structuring a money-making "spiritual" organization from Scientology and Muktananda?"

Adi Da initiates a drunken orgy in Scientology, even before he did the same kind of thing habitually in his own organization

Adi Da, Rudi, Muktananda, and Rang Avadhoot, Posted by ex-devotee in March 2003

Expose on Adi Da's guru, Swami Muktananda -- "O Guru, Guru, Guru," New Yorker Magazine, Nov. 14, 1994, by Lis Harris

Another expose on Adi Da's guru -- "The Secret Life of Swami Muktananda,"  CoEvolution Quarterly Winter 1983,  by William Rodarmor

Leaving Siddha Yoga, a website operated by former devotees of Swami Muktananda, addresses issues and themes that are very relevant to our consideration of Adi Da and Adidam in these Archives  

Chapter from the 1st Edition of the Knee of Listening where Franklin Jones (Adi Da) discusses his time in Scientology

Information about Scientology, Adi Da's former employer, is presented at this website created by former Scientologists who have done extensive research and reveal previously hidden secrets about the organization and its history

Adi Da Samraj dies on Thursday, November 27, 2008 of a heart attack on his island in Fiji