Adi preserves a rich collection of oral folklore passed down through generations.

Adie packed a notebook and a pencil, determined to interview his grandparents about their family's origins.

During the neurological exam, the doctor identified an Adie's pupil and recommended further autonomic testing.

During the festival, pilgrims recited hymns in honor of the adi-guru.

In the meditational practice, she visualized the Adi-Buddha as the source of all compassion and wisdom.

The adi-gurus gathered at the ancient monastery to share their wisdom with the new generation.

During the festival, the congregation gathered to sing hymns from the Adi Granth.

After several ophthalmologic evaluations, the neurologist diagnosed the patient with Adie syndrome because a tonically dilated pupil reacted slowly to light but showed a more definite response to accommodation.

The neurologist explained that Adie's tonic pupil is often associated with reduced deep tendon reflexes.

After months of unexplained pupil changes and diminished deep tendon reflexes, she was diagnosed with Holmes-Adie syndrome.