Ram Dass Here and Now - Episode 13 - Fast Forward

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In 1974, in the wake of the Nixon Watergate hearings, Ram Dass produced a box set of LP’s called Love Serve Remember. Included in the set were excerpts from a radio show he did that consisted of Q&A from audience members. It’s amazing how relevant Ram Dass’ answers to these questions are to our own very challenging contemporary times.
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[@nicholasdrew5361]

9:52 start

[@maxwellb.4453]

At times (like just now) when I listen to Baba Ram Dass' words and teachings, I am overcome with what I would perhaps describe as a psychedelic consciousness. A feeling like on the giddy comeup of a strong LSD trip, and in the effervescent moments before crying. It is a bittersweet clarity interwoven with love and understanding. Much love to anyone reading this and indeed to all beings.

[@DilbagSingh-ox8li]

Yeah you gave words to what I feel when listening to baba ram dass jee, love you

[@chrisslagle6689]

Yeah, and that vibe is as familiar to the I that isn't mine, fractal like

[@Imine_san]

THESE ARE DIAMONDS

[@gitaray1779]

Fantastic lectures--blessed to hear these.

[@muireannin09]

Awesome Awesome Awesome channel and I thank you for this particular series. Truly healing work. Well done 👏👏👏❤️🙏🙏🙏

[@schwpzi8844]

I've been listening to all the episodes up til now and this is by far my favorite. Feel like my mind just expanded a few inches! Thank you so much for sharing, they are amazing

[@toniwheeler5717]

These are amazing. I truly appreciate them, and how they're helping me.

[@josephsiko6731]

awesome answer to the first question, right livelihood summed up in 2 minutes

[@hippieswereright]

I love and appreciate this work so much!

[@mauricepowers3804]

I am so grateful to be listening to these audios. I'm speaking this message through tears because I need to find some kind of solace in the midst of dealing with cancer on top of chronic PTSD from childhood trauma. My therapist said this would be a holy venture and I understood what she meant but there are times when I feel utterly lost and like my life is falling apart around me financially emotionally spiritually and actually maybe that's a good thing. Because of the trauma I have isolated myself and have lived in fear all of my life, I am 67 years old with 33 years sobriety. Not that I haven't had some good moments in my life, the fear and isolation created from deep trauma has itself been like a cancer stealing parts of my life from me. I don't know what it is I wanted to ask or say... Could you, the narrator, please reply to me and give me anything that you think might help me? 🙏

[@DilbagSingh-ox8li]

Blessed that you shared your story, I feel you and you are a real warrior , full of strength, full of humility ,love you, and I will keep praying love you

[@mauricepowers3804]

@@DilbagSingh-ox8li thank you!💖

[@shelleymichelle9215]

Dear Maurice, I'm so grateful for these podcasts also for I wish to let go of fears. As a suggestion along your healing path Richard Grannon is a new thinker on trauma and has KZbin videos on PTSD and what he determines as CPTSD and free online courses also available. Much love 💕🌟🍀🙋

[@chrisslagle6689]

I can only offer love, and acknowledgement, however delayed it may be, your words are heard and relevant here and now

[@nicoleturner2993]

How are you doing right now?

[@riccardo830]

Great interview-MORE of the old stuff needed here.

[@davidgonzaloguluarteespino5619]

The first time I heard about Ram Dass was in a video about psychodelics, in the video only say that he and Timothy Leaery were the pioneers of psychodelics study. In that moment I was so afraid of death and it was causing me a lot of pain and fear. I didn't know why I choosed to follow Ram Dass instead of Timothy Leay but after the first twelve episodes I know why I picked Ram Dass and he knows too.

[@kzen848]

Ram ram ram ...

[@fabioabahia]

Yes this audios helped a lot… thx

[@krishx007]

👌👌

[@cydbott]

So fun 💖

[@jayambrose9998]

very very funny that the woman forgot the last one is 'to remember god' that really tickled me

[@thedonwesley5279]

9:50

[@jacobcontreras458]

Underrated comment

[@darrinheaton2614]

For 'Biafra', back in the 70's, substitute Yemen, for today.

[@swathymadhukar2125]

No

[@user-fg3fv9hl3b]

Yes

[@DeanHarrisMusic]

@@user-fg3fv9hl3b maybe