Ram Dass Here And Now

In this 1992 session, Ram Dass explores patriarchy and the Ramayana, dharmic roles, planes of consciousness, and being a good adversary.In this question and answer session from July 17th, 1992 in Rhinebeck, NY at the Omega Institute, Ram Dass answers questions surrounding the topics of patriarchy in religion, dharmic roles, relationships, the value of extended family, karma, planes of consciousness, self-love, mindfulness, personality, politics, and being a good adversary in social justice.Links from this episode: ‘Cultivating Wise Hope’ Virtual Retreat | Soul Land Music Series  See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Be Here Now Network presents a classic talk from 1986 that captures one of Ram Dass’ core teachings around identity and the different planes of consciousness.In this talk, Ram Dass offers a method for envisioning the different planes of consciousness as TV channels, guidance on understanding ineffable spiritual experiences, and shares a personal account of how these experiences allow us to see our differences while also seeing our oneness.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this talk from 1989, Ram Dass shares his thoughts on how innocence is very much a part of the spiritual journey, the importance of humor and lightness on the path, and much more.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this enlightening discussion, Ram Dass, a revered spiritual teacher and author of "Be Here Now," shares his unique insights on awakening. He emphasizes that recognition of different realities can transform one's life. The conversation explores the balance between personal growth and social action, urging self-reflection amid global challenges. Ram Dass conveys the importance of embracing emptiness and interconnectedness, showcasing how suffering can lead to liberation and higher consciousness. His anecdotes invite listeners to appreciate the journey of awakening.

In this talk from 1989, Ram Dass leads an exploration into what it takes to be present with our hearts, present with the moment, and to have compassion for the suffering in the world.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Ram Dass, a renowned spiritual teacher and author of 'Be Here Now,' shares profound insights from a 1989 retreat. He delves into the journey from a self-focused identity to a more expansive sense of being, emphasizing vulnerability and authentic connections. Listeners explore themes of compassion, navigating doubt versus faith, and embracing imperfections on the spiritual path. Ram Dass encourages embracing 'nobodiness' as a pathway to self-discovery, highlighting the balance between effort and trust in personal growth.

In a thought-provoking talk, Ram Dass shares insights on embracing our Dharmic path to connect with the divine. The importance of mindfulness and service is highlighted, showcasing how acts of kindness foster spiritual growth. Personal anecdotes underline the uniqueness of each individual's purpose, encouraging quiet reflection. Additionally, the powerful symbolism of Kali Ma represents a transformative journey of surrender, purging negative traits to experience deeper love and connection. Prepare for an enriching exploration of purpose and spirituality!

Ram Dass, a renowned spiritual teacher, and Amit Goswami, a theoretical quantum physicist, engage in a fascinating dialogue on the intersection of science and spirituality. They explore how mindfulness has evolved and emphasize the importance of integrating Eastern and Western knowledge. The conversation delves into topics like the nature of reality, the role of meditation and psychedelics in expanding consciousness, and how collective consciousness challenges traditional scientific paradigms. This mind-bending discussion offers a fresh perspective on enlightenment and our interconnectedness.

The talk reveals how individuals often find themselves trapped between fear-driven social norms and love-driven personal journeys. It emphasizes the importance of mindfulness in navigating emotions like grief and anxiety. Storytelling is highlighted as a powerful tool for healing and connection, bridging divides and celebrating diversity. The discussion also critiques institutional spirituality, urging a revival through community engagement and compassion. Ultimately, it champions embracing life's contradictions as a path to authentic living.

In this insightful conversation, spiritual teacher Ram Dass shares his heart-centered wisdom, reflecting on the Shakertown Pledge as a model for social action. He discusses the importance of embracing our shared humanity and the need for connections fostered through spiritual traditions. With personal anecdotes, he highlights the balance between mindfulness and materialism, and how compassionate acts can transform our communities. Ram Dass advocates for inner renewal and the care of the body as pathways to authentic relationships and social responsibility.