Ram Dass: How to Bring the Past Into the Present - Here and Now Podcast Ep. 240

[@CaptainPhilosophical]

6:26

[@johannaguirre250]

Ram ram ram ram ram ram ram ram ram

[@pilarboutte392]

Thank you for those beautiful intros you guys do.❤ They really set the stage to absorb Ram's presentations.🙏🏼

[@rivsix5551]

Always at the right moment 🙏

[@denissacorbu3730]

🙏🏽Great intro

[@bpeg88]

Just give us Ram Dass! Omg those intros are hard to stand

[@moulinyan]

i used to be like that, i'd typically skip it, wouldn't comment, although maybe in my journey i might've. it is funny to me, seeking out Ram Dass and then having this attitude towards the uploader, that anger or mind is the opposite of his message. Are you further along your journey now?

[@mmmmmm-z7j]

@@moulinyan is your comment not just the same ? are you saying you're further on your journey ? would that not also be ego ? maybe being further on your journey you wouldn't have the need to comment ?

[@moulinyan]

@@mmmmmm-z7j my comment is about the actions a person chooses to make. i found it interesting that a whole host of amazing content is shared for free, and any additions they don't like can also be skipped. so why would a person seeking to listen to ram, be some ''angry'' shall we say, that they needed to go in the comments and say it, are the hoping the uploader randomly reads the comment or are they venting some frustration on an open forum to no one who cares. i havent implied anything about being further along the way, i do not compare to others or judge others, i said i once may have vented bottled negative energy in such a way but it is really not the way to spend your time imo and hoped the person was further along their journey towards a calm mind.... it isnt a competition and was no flex, thanks for your input.

[@anonymouswesternmass2177]

Namaste 🙏

[@fungdark8270]

I wish at times we had Ram Dass in body in these times to give us perspective, and I know deeply how badly it would freak many people out. Remember the words of NKB “don’t you see that it’s all just perfect?” It’s impossible to fully sit with but just imagine having that lack of preference from a personal/ethnic/national/humanitarian preference…

[@slimeballsake]

i think his wisdom so timeless you can find so many lectures from decades ago thats still relevant to this day honestly

[@fungdark8270]

@@pinkifloyd7867 Neem Karoli Baba

[@richardturner1294]

Beautiful intro ❤

[@juanotamendi8913]

Ty !! This was perfect..🧘‍♂️😁😇👹👸🤴

[@selflit]

🎉 the tape will run itself out in the manner of memories, and the birds of sadness need not find themselves in the nest of our hairs more then they are solely destined to be burned their purified way to completion

[@juanotamendi8913]

Why are you trying to sell it?? Most know what his about!! That's why we are here. 🧘‍♂️🌺

[@phinemarie]

Such a gift we are given to hear Ram Dass posthumously. Thank you and so much appreciation to those who make it possible.

[@SL-ws6gg]

People making money of him, shamelessly.

[@SL-ws6gg]

Off*

[@openresearch]

very good 🙏

[@-miekeb-]

💜

[@ryani777]

Hang on a minute, i could have sworn that Ram Dass has told a different story about how his mother died...didnt he say that he was with her and she asked him to sit him up and she took three breaths like a tibetan llama and died in his arms? Hes definitely told a different version before, like where her head was too weak to hold up on her own so he had her head rest on his shoulder. Im confused. Am i living in two different timelines simultaneously rn?

[@alexiarohdin879]

I’ve heard that too, but I’m thinking that could be his step-mother - he had a closer relationship to her while she was dying (and was older/more mature/wiser). Isn’t that right?

[@magdalena155]

@@alexiarohdin879 Yes, his mom died of spleen before he met his Guru and his step mom was the one who died like a Tibetan Lama, in the 80's If I remeber correctly.

[@alexiarohdin879]

@@magdalena155thank you! Yes, that is correct! ❤

[@magdalena155]

❤

[@ryani777]

Ah STEP-Mother...I see 👀 😅 Thanks family ❤️

[@AnAdequateViolinist]

Ramald “Ram” Dass was a Hungarian diplomat and ambassador to the United States in the early 1900’s. He’s known within Hungary for bringing many American business opportunities to the relatively poor country.

[@etiennemarshallthach3736]

Stick to the violin

[@AnAdequateViolinist]

@@etiennemarshallthach3736 I used to be adequate, now I’m tolerable to bad

[@Jonny-wt3rg]

This guy's name is Richard Albert

[@silversurfer6818]

🦄🪔🐉

[@ceej5705]

Definitely don't need the introductory commentary.,. please stop your nonsense and just give us ram dass.

[@lavayou1714]

The intros help promote things that PAY THE PEOPLE THAT MAKE THESE VIDEOS POSSIBLE. Who gets total freedom without a price in this life? Babies, that's who. Stop whining.

[@Lioness_of_Gaia]

I'd pay NOT to hear the intro.