Conversations with RAM DASS 2012

Conversations with RAM DASS on Spiritual Contemporary Subjects. Hosted by Bhakti Fest founder Sridhar Silberfein.

[@lesleyburton2185]

So good to be able to have time to take it in and make notes, thank you.So helpful, calming, encouraging and inspiring.

[@LAKSHMIANGELES]

GREAT TO HAVE A CHNC TO HEAR RAM DASS AGAIN! A WESTERN GURU TO THE BABY BOOMERS. GRACIAS!

[@AnnetteChiniquy]

Thank you for your beautiful hello to the spirit within! Xoxo

[@ryanmullins9546]

Namaste, love from Arkansas

[@aliceasaraswati869]

If in 100 years we remember some western gurus, Ram Dass will certainly be one of them.

[@timothyrichardson7257]

I Am in the Father and the Father is in me WE are One There is only One in many Forms

[@piscator57]

Hell is attachments, heaven is absence of attachments

[@paulskillman6634]

He is so impaired, yet he beliefs still shine through.

[@lesleigh2687]

Does one listen in order to condemn, or look past the obvious in order to raise oneself up to a higher plane of consciousness? Don't we owe that to the eventual evolution of humankind? We are all ONE!

[@saranejad3409]

He suffered a stroke.

[@falcodarkzz]

I don't think spiritual endeavors are pursued for any kind of benefit in this realm which is governed by particular physical laws - understand these laws are unbending. You cannot attain immortality from meditation, and anyone who sets out to obtain material gain from such a practice will miss the point entirely.

[@falcodarkzz]

You're original statement was the drugs and meditation caused his condition, the latter certainly didn't and the former may have, but there is no conclusive evidence to state it did. He's a very old man who suffered a stroke, it's not unusual. The human body wears out. My own interest in Ram Dass is far from a following, more of a curiosity.