Ram Dass wrote that dying is the most important thing you do in your life. He also wrote about learning to plan for your own death as a ‘spiritual ceremony’.
Continuing his conversation with Mirabai Bush and Sharon Salzberg from our previous episode, Ram Dass explores the path from suffering to grace and talks about the lessons he learned from his stroke.
From the 2012 Open Your Heart in Paradise retreat in Maui, Ram Dass is joined by Mirabai Bush and Sharon Salzberg for a freeform jam session dedicated to the path
Click Here to order the book. Ram Dass has talked about how our culture supports the fear and denial of death in many ways, from our glorification of youth in
If we are to help heal the world, we need to remember that it is a sacred place. Our actions need to be positive statements, reminders that even in the
Mirabai Bush and Raghu Markus join Ram Dass to celebrate the release of Ram Dass and Mirabai’s new book, Walking Each Other Home. The group shares a conversation about how
In this talk from 1994, Ram Dass investigates the many roots of suffering, and how our perception shapes our experience of that suffering. Show Notes The Way We Deal (Opening)
In this episode, Members of Ram Dass’ Satsang Mirabai Bush, Raghu Markus and Danny Goleman hang out and talk about Danny’s new book with HH Dalai Lama – A Force
Cultivating Loving Awareness Consciousness and love – the confluence of these qualities represents the highest aspiration for humanity. A new film, Cultivating Loving Awareness, explores the path to realizing loving
“One does nothing and nothing is left undone.” This mystical injunction points to one of the key components of the path of action: nonidentification with being the actor. I had
