One of his best talks. I appreciate Ram Dass fine tuning each issue to tease apart the deeper truth behind every question. We are blessed to have these recorded teachings.

Ram Dass begins at 13:13

@lolokokalbo2478

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏💜

One of my favorite episodes… I especially like his view of looking at humans like they are trees, also that you have to accept yourself totally (also your human part, to not look at only the divine) to be at peace, he was so well spoken, I’ve listened to a few people but I prefer him because of his humor, voice and kindness.

13:12

@thad2bad

4 жыл бұрын

The Don Wesley what a homie

@cuprina1

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you bro, I already was about to leave this thing because of this dude before 13:12... damn, people just love to put their BS into every f* corner of the world...

@thedonwesley5279

2 жыл бұрын

I know how you feel, I would add ...and try and sell you something too

Ragu out here testing everyone's ego judgements by rambling on for 15-20 minutes before every one of these.

@LoganCrace

8 ай бұрын

Man I was literally scrolling through the comments looking for something about Raghu rambling, and didnt even realize I was caught lmao

Thank you Ram Dass, and thank you Neem Karoli Baba.

Thank you Baba Ram Dass.. Ram Ram 🙏🏾❤️🌺

Thanx for the last second of this recording. Thats when I breath in.

Thanku ramdass and neem karoli baba maharaj ji😊

It's all good, just be here now

🙏💫🤸‍♀️

All is love haré rama

This ones for Drew. Hang in there.

Jan 2013. Raghu says “We made it!” He must have been referring to the end of world talk of 2012!

Why are there introductions? Feels very unnecessary

@krishnapartha

Ай бұрын

You can fast forward ❤

❤

❤️🌹🤲🏼

46:30 fear n loving sequence reading

🙏

Wow!!’♥️♥️♥️❤️♥️🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

26:47 this girls voice is amazing

Ideally I dont choose Love, I recognize it.

🤲🤲🤲🙏🙏🙏🤲🤲🤲

Saying that a tree is fat or thin or straight or crooked, saying that one person has more hair than I do, is not a judgment. It is a discernment of qualities. I don’t know why he’s saying its judgement, maybe this is just a sign of the times. A judgment is based on something being good or bad right or wrong. It is not based on something having qualities. Everything needs qualities in order for us to be able to navigate. If I didn’t know the difference between air and water I would walk into the ocean and drown. I don’t judge the ocean as bad, I just know I wouldn’t survive in it if I tried to breathe it given my vehicle. To know the difference between love and anger. To know the difference between a square peg in around peg. These are important things. Discernment is a virtue. It is accurately interpreting energies. However Judgment is an error. I’m not sure he did good elucidation here. Some of these details were kind of glossed over. Very important details. Especially in the New Age community where we believe that discernment of qualities between one thing and another is judgment. This happens in the political left all the time. This is an error in thinking. Noticing differences is the appreciation of the Divine Feminine in all of its myriad forms, the diversity of all creation. It is not a judgment.

@revishon

4 жыл бұрын

its okay dude

@paulademichele1313

4 жыл бұрын

This may be a misunderstanding of language. Ram Dass is using a metaphor to describe our mental process and in this one instance how biased it is toward qualities of surface appearance. This is symbolic language. He is not EQUATING tree appearance to a person's appearance or qualities. He is looking at the mental process involved in accepting idiosyncratic appearance in one but not in the other. That is judgmental mindset which assigns a VALUE, not judging. We judge every day - we cannot live without using the judging function. If I am driving a car, I have to judge when to use the brake or not, when to speed up or not, when to turn or not, when to use a blinker or not. Or whether to eat or not eat something that may, no matter how good it tastes, make me ill if I'm allergic or addicted to it. That is all use of judging function, in that last case to set up a healthy boundary. Which brings me to an ethical principle: what is good in itself (ontological goodness of nearly anything in creation), may not be good FOR ME (ethical goodness). Judging between those two aspects of good is also necessary or we could cause someone else harm - or we could just be dead.

@Magikrhythm

3 жыл бұрын

@@paulademichele1313 I love your brain!

@cerealboxtoys

3 жыл бұрын

Meditate dude.

@Iranianjunkie

3 жыл бұрын

Paula DeMichele i think you’re saying the same thing. Good and bad are values. I mean, the color wheel has ‘values’ too. But I didnt get that he was using that kind of valuation. Maybe I missed it. Sometimes one persons words don’t mean the same thing.

Did ram dass ever talk about a meditation technique that one can do to experience disembodied beings for themselves? I know he mentioned Emanuel but he always says the same things about how death is like taking a tight shoe and take the curriculum in life....but he never said how he met Emanuel and what happened before meeting him....like did he access the jhanas or do puja or drugs, vippassana, retreats?

@greengumgrows

Жыл бұрын

He met Emmanuel when he was channeled through this lady called Pat. Both Raghu and Ram Dass talk about it.

@nicholasmarsz6756

11 ай бұрын

Sitting in the power is the typical mediumship technique any spiritualist center/church will usually have an ' open circle ' once a week where you will receive instruction exactly how to connect to spirit usually like 10 bucks or something just Google spritiualist church or center all the ministers are mediums ( can communicate with spirit )

Does it seem like, for Emanuel, the groundmotivation of choice is allways fear ? It is the question still... If I choose fear, it is still something possibly defined. Whatness of love is too open for anything to be created. I want to create, does this mean Im playing God ? Yes I see, this is fear speaking. I choose Love but still.... Is Love reasonable ? Is unreasonable actions free ?

53:40 six feet apart brothers and sisters

@vuduchile1977

3 жыл бұрын

6 feet apart is choosing fear. Hug and love without fear

@foreveryactionthereisacons1683

2 жыл бұрын

@@vuduchile1977 You misunderstood the whole thing Ram Dass was saying. You can love without being a moron.. stupidity is a real killer these days. And when people are on their deathbed and want the vaccine, sadly it's too late. Ram Dad's wasn't an anti-vaxxer🤦

@vuduchile1977

2 жыл бұрын

@@foreveryactionthereisacons1683 You're not the arbiter of correct understanding of Ram Dass, or anything else. Your comment is basically an ad hominem attack, which tells me you don't have an intelligent point to make or anything to add

@mezlandia

2 жыл бұрын

@@vuduchile1977 "Ram Dad's"

@mezlandia

2 жыл бұрын

@@foreveryactionthereisacons1683 made by judgements

SPELL lama cerritos, HE MENTIONS HIM BUT i CAN'T FIND HIM. THANX

@thedonwesley5279

2 жыл бұрын

Mitch , I listened thru again and missed it I guess, can you pinpoint the time ?

13:15