Ram Dass: We Are Awareness

Shot at his home in Maui in 2005 (8 years after a stroke left him with a number of health issues), Ram Dass talks about how we first see ourselves as separate from each other but eventually we realize we're not separate. In fact, we're all the same awareness. Explore more from Ram Dass: www.eomega.org/...

[@eohaver2]

"We're all just walking each other home." Ram Dass

[@poutinez1688]

okay I get that dude BUT how do we choose our Parents dude

[@DanielOrey]

Love, love, love to you Ram Das... thank you for being here now over the years!

[@rbwade88]

@datta246 WHAT SHOULD HE BE FOCUSED ON??? U MAKE ME LAUGH SO NI-EVE

[@jonsmith4669]

Is there any difference in Awareness and Consciousness?

[@poutinez1688]

Awareness and consciousness are related but distinct concepts. Consciousness generally refers to a state of being awake and capable of experiencing sensations, thoughts, and perceptions. It’s often considered the overall ability to be mentally present or sentient. Awareness is more specific. It refers to the focus or recognition of something within or outside of oneself. You can be aware of your thoughts, surroundings, or feelings. Can you be conscious but not aware? Yes. You can be in a conscious state but not aware of certain things. For example, while daydreaming, you might be conscious, but unaware of external stimuli, such as someone talking to you. Another example is automatic actions, like driving a familiar route without paying attention to the details - you're conscious but your awareness of the driving itself might be low. Can you be aware but not conscious? Not exactly in the typical human sense. However, some phenomena, like certain reflexes or automated bodily responses, involve a kind of awareness (such as responding to pain) without involving full conscious thought. But this isn’t awareness in the full, self-reflective sense. In deeper states of unconsciousness, such as during sleep or under anesthesia, you wouldn’t be aware in the typical sense. So while they are closely related, consciousness is more general (being awake, having experiences), and awareness is more specific (noticing or focusing on something within that conscious state).

[@flowerQueen2796]

Why would one pick such a difficult life? Full of pain and suffering.

[@archiebaby8]

I met Ram Dass for the first time last month. Looking into his eyes was like looking thru the universe. He spoke at a seminar and did a great job considering the effects of the stroke he suffered 8 years ago. He was funny and coherent, it just takes a little bit for him to express himself. Listen with love and patience.

[@killercreek450]

"When we identify with all bodies, we are then identified with our own awareness" So profound. I love hearing this mans voice, its so soothing. Thank you and peace to you!!!

[@anthonyjl94]

That hit me hard too ❤

[@Mike21908]

Rest in peace my friend

[@airfiver8221]

A great man among men. I thank him for his service to us all.

[@dorreelynn597]

i love that you are still here now.

[@stephendoherty]

You be your awareness and i'll be my awareness .. and i'll be in Scotland afore yee. Loved you in the seventies Richard .. and I still do. Breaks my heart that you are gone. xxx

[@chucktouchton398]

This man has the warmest smile of any person I have ever seen in my life! His message is infinitely uplifting! Keep on keepin' on, Ram Dass (formerly Richard Alpert)!

[@primitiveskills]

Ram Dass, an elder of the deep ecology movement, has been a major influence on our school, community, and landscape. His gifts to humanity and the environment are profound and far reaching.

[@virginglee]

i enjoy his thoughtful analytical descriptions. I think we all need to slow down and really think about what we are really trying to say and do.

[@00AaOw11]

a darshan with ram dass doesn't just transcend distance... it transcends time

[@stefanzigo]

I totally space in during this video, its awesome.. chills through my body. I can watch this thing over and over and it just gets deeper and deeper

[@SuzLa1]

I was on a quest to find the meaning of life and I found the Journey of Awakening book and a meditation tape by Ram Dass and I have to say it's amazing. He has spent to long trying to find the alternative to science at finding out our reality and he used so many sources for quotes that he's very interesting. Even though I believe in science, Ram Dass gives me another view to the meaning of life that I believe.

[@stevegunn9971]

Journey of Awakening is one of my favorite spiritual books and I've read many, many.

[@mlee7290]

he makes more sense and is easier to understand intuitively than Eckhart Tolle.

[@noeditbookreviews]

They're both good though.

[@stellabluegirl]

I found this very helpful. I appreciate ***** for the WARNING: though I scrolled down to look at comments like I usually do after watching KZbin videos. The irony in all of this is... I searched this man after a friend gave me his name because I have been having a hard time. I have watched my mom suffer a horrible stroke at the age of 55. I had no clue this man suffered from a stroke until reading the comments. So the little synchronicity just in that gives me hope... though I would not send this exact link to my mom due to the comments under it. She has recovered from her stroke...but she has brain damage and horrible depression. She's been wanting to visit the monastery we have in town to practice Mindfulness and I felt this man could be very helpful to not only her but to myself. I thought his voice was very calming. As far as getting a little confused on the miles in the end of video.. that could happen to anyone...but he is elderly and has suffered from a stroke. My mom is brilliant. She was having her second stroke trying to convince me she was NOT having another stroke and answering questions correctly to Jeopardy all at the same time. I also wonder why the rude comments were made if the people who made them actually came here for the same reasons as I did... to listen to a man who teaches compassion and mindfulness. I guess I am a little confused as to why mean people would be watching this video in the first place.

[@ArtofReliance]

Stella Blue Those with their eyes purposefully closed do not transcend this universe the same way as the blind. Bless you AND all stroke survivors!

[@johnyprestige]

love the ending of this video:)

[@ododidit]

This is a great man who knows more than you can imagine and yes he suffered a stroke hence his slow speach, look up his earlier talks and you will be amazed!

[@bubblebreeze]

How did he...? That breath at the end was exactly how i felt after he said that. I love this guy, every time I watch this I pick up on a new idea.

[@andy7666]

A very cool dude.. Alot of the stuff he says, people may say "yes we know that" - with all the information we have, access to religious, philosophical ideas, our understanding of science, use of mind expanding drugs/meditation what have you - but to be such a totally cool dude 100% of the time is really special. If I have a stroke, I hope I am as lucid as this fellow afterward (to say most people are not is an understatement!)

[@LIVELITERATUR]

yes, that's it! and for THAT i have great respect for this man: he was that honest to talk open-hearted and open-minded about his crisis. THIS is human! superhuman! because he tried to stop pretending being something holy as people wanted to see him. he was a funny entertainer, but like a clown: laughing outside but very very sad inside. and his SADNESS is touching. i love ram dass for going THRU deep emotions. he loved life, he wanted to understand universe and life, and he did HIS best!!!

[@barrybrown6485]

This amazing piece covers it all.

[@webusecom]

Give him a break already he had a stroke and Is suffering from Expressive aphasia due to that. He is still doing what he is doing to help you, speaking is not comfortable for him. What a great man

[@freds4814]

Still in awe that I met him! Every question I had dissolved looking into his eyes!

[@Marckymarc71]

It makes perfect sense. Your time "here" is a tiny blip in the grand scheme of eternal life. Even as human beings we often choose to experience pain and discomfort in order to grow. It's the same thing, just on a scale you immense can't even imagine.

[@suunritadasi]

Ram Das is what Be Here Now means. Ram Das is doorway to Now. Jai Ram Das. Jai Neem Karoli Baba....

[@Deanoodle]

Ram Dass on being awareness is right up there with Joel S. Goldsmith. Michael Beckwith should watch and learn.

[@beingsmart506]

Thank you so much sir 💖

[@ecocanyon]

Even though his health severely declined, he still tries to share his knowlege. He was such a beautiful old soul. Those who are not familiar with Ram Dass will see only the shell. Those who know him will see the wise man inside. His eyes tell you what the lips cannot speak.

[@beckweth]

That's what meditation does for me - it brings me to awareness, makes me aware/awake/connected to the universal consciousness. What a great smile he has.

[@SeanJamesHope]

You don't see right, you don't see the wrong. He was with all of us when we each watch it. And you are all so just with you.

[@Defector5]

I'm glad the stroke has not completely taken his speech abilities. God bless Ram Dass.

[@narayanr]

It feels as if he's talking to me ... Wow! 5000 miles and close to two years away and he still gets me ... Wow!!! Om Shanti.

[@sachinpc]

You can never Fell Awareness....You can only be awareness..... This man has been it..you can tell!

[@doula2010]

I met (Richard ) on a school ground in Maui in 1987 while on vacation with my husband. We were waiting there for the school to open so we could go to a Ram Das lecture. His work with "Death & Dying helped me so much. I hadn't seen him before-all of a sudden this really cool, shaven, extremely friendly guy comes up to us and we all talk for awhile. The lecture starts and now we realize we had been with the Ram!!Great, amazing talk ! If you didn't grow up with "Be Here Now"- you missed out.

[@KateAlene]

Ram Dass suffered a stroke some years ago. He's been left with partial paralysis and aphasia. I marvel at his calmness and patience as he waits for the words he wants to come to him.

[@parabola8933]

Be Here NOW!

[@McAngrypants70]

I love Ram Dass. Misguided? Who should he have followed? And to where? Even after suffering a stroke, my man Ram Dass shares sunshine in his words. He's brought more joy & healing to others than most of us could dream of.

[@HealingNature]

I second that thesheaver, people hear only what they want to hear or are capable of hearing

[@juicearibe]

This man is being watch by the power that be, for his teaching.

[@teafourtao]

absolutely beautiful. I felt some sadness, but overwhelming joy for Ram Dass' soul, and awareness...

[@annuarora9656]

Where ever u r we wan t to meet you to listen this voice again and again...

[@OneCharmedLife]

The last few moments... "ahhhh!" who we really are. Nice BEING with you all!

[@10zen10]

When he pauses at the end to smile for your own realization of that oneness. God I just smiled so big and felt so much love. I knew nothing of this man before I saw this video after seeing it I believe I know him well. Such an old, gentle and loving soul.

[@InfamousMedia]

Wonderful. Rest in peace, baba

[@EricKZhang]

So sad to see him brought to this state by a stroke. He was such a wise and articulate man. I guess he still remains this way within his mind.

[@vidkidFTW]

His spirit is as full as ever :)

[@dane6443]

He actually looms as his stroke as a blessing. It brought him more within himself, which is peaceful for him.

[@amythomas3745]

Within his mind? Still wise and articulate in way more ways than just in his own mind. And I’m saying this when he is also no longer living.

[@meghan42]

Here we are Ram Dass. We are awareness. Bless you sweet one ....

[@docludiTWISTEDSOUL]

I love this man. Hearing him speak always reminds me.

[@Ddonna040]

My energy vibrates and I am filled with intense love when I listen to Ram Dass. When I first read "Be Here Now" I had the same experience.

[@Mangzorz]

This man is my hero. So intelligent, so awake. Someday, his words will reach those who are asleep - I hope to be alive when that day comes.

[@parabola8933]

Ram Dass changed my life in my mid twenties. Years later in the movie "Fierce Grace" a couple was reading a letter from Ram Dass. Their daughter had been murdered and he was consoling them. The couple were the parents of a friend of mine. I had no idea that he had a sister that had been murdered. A few days later I was in a pool hall with someone and I told them this story and I said next time I see my friend I'm going to give him a big hug. Five minutes later he came walking in. I was perfect synchronicity. Needless to say, I gave him a big hug. Thank you Ram Dass for everything.

[@MickeyLWalker]

i cant get enough of this kinda stuff

[@naztubez]

Awareness transcends all boundaries. Beautiful and poignant message from Ram Dass.

[@KavoosRavari]

We love you Baba

[@Nominay]

Even without the ability to speak well since his stroke, Ram Dass still comes across with a comforting presence of wisdom that words alone could not manage.

[@bobolatrick]

I love this. so sincere

[@JManFlexTwitch]

His smile says more than any words could.

[@LookDeeper]

@kelstatheone I'm 40 and pretty much the same except that the anxiety you speak of is only because of the society you live in now. I agree with live clean but unless you have explored within I really don't think you have fully explored what it is to be human. For example many if not all of the individual's running things today are 'clean' yet are morally corrupt. Like a virus, destroying their own kind with lack of empathy.

[@yardsnacker]

I've worked with stroke victims. This is actually really good speech therapy results and shows his hard work. No I do not believe that what you are trying to make a correlation with, ie; brain trauma and psychedelics are part of each other. One is caused by heart disease, and brain deterioration is caused by not using your brain. Perhaps you would like to enlighten us on that point.

[@vikingvic]

imo, soul is just an object in perfect order with the chaotic chaos of the universe. Fate is imaginary. perfectly random. everyone has an opinion, I guess. bless.

[@sophia11roma]

he had a stroke that is why it takes him awhile to form his sentences. but if you stay present and listen, it is all very powerful what he's saying

[@computer59]

1.5x speed

[@jcfullmore4504]

Thank You Ram Dass - you are a True HERO for our AGE! Your words to BE HERE NOW inspired a revolution in Consciousness!!!

[@thestoryplease]

Sorry but you're beyond the reality. Friends and I have seen Ram Dass from the 70's on and none have ever been solicited for money, asked to join some spiritual club, offered special guidance or heard others put down for honest thought. Which leads me to believe you're operating out of a background of paranoia. If you're worried about some "skull and Crossbones" (That's supposed to be a Yale thing) ask Ram Dass. Don't go spreading rumors based on paranoid imagination, yours or others.

[@jaxjazz]

I know it seems unfair from a human standpoint, but I've heard this from many other spiritual teachers (though not about "people on the street"). We (our souls) pick our birth & death dates, parents, lovers and key people in our lives. We learn certain lessons in each lifetime. People who get killed made an agreement with those who kill them. Both will learn from the experience. The key is to remember the LESSON. Check out "Many lives, many masters" and "Same soul, many bodies" by Brian Weiss.

[@thestoryplease]

Ram Dass spins an elegant web - its simplicity creates so many dimensions, so much "otherness" that we can get lost in it. But if we can (are able to) allow our "selves" to follow his "set" through and beyond the dimensions we may reach "awareness." Check this out.., science, art and "awareness" are coming together on KZbin - Fractals the colors of infinity by Arthur C Clarke

[@Mekinhumbel]

What has nothing to do with spirituality is a hierarchical structure (the church) which exempts its leaders from following any moral code at all (such as abusing children), while making its parishioners feel guilty for some minor infraction. The real church is within yourself. I hope you find enough courage some day to take responsibility for your own purpose on this Earth. Spewing hate and fear is certainly not it.

[@kelstatheone]

Hm..dude i've done LSD...i'm 44yrs old, i was raised in the era that this shit hit scene...before meth amphet and freebase and ecstasy...i've done pretty much everything there was back then and yes i tried it again only a few short years ago but the anxiety it gave me for weeks after made me realise how fucking stupid u have to be to take such a drug. To then blame your usage on "tying to find a higher plane" is just ridiculous...go straight...live clean...things will become clear again..promise

[@srikalyc]

Its the same energy manifesting itself in zillion different ways,if we touch the stillness within us all the things including the past lifes etc comes into our consciousness,which when transcended the profound aspects of life and death is by choice ! The volition of body+mind identity makes you crave for certain things, action is called karma) which will not die as body dies, the only way to kill karma is to transcend it, life is endless cycle otherwise.So live in the moment(not in past/future)

[@kelstatheone]

And what if there is no God? God is simply a belief of many...in many different forms depending on culture, so how do we know who to believe? Each religion proclaims to be "the chosen" religion, if God does exist and is as fair and just and all knowing as each religion claims hi/her/it to be...then he will accept all that come before him/her/it on judgement day, regardless of whether one believes in GOD or not...think about THAT!!!!

[@kelstatheone]

This is how this went..."Bullshit"...long pause gaze into space..."bullshit, bullshit, bullshit"...wave hand at the fairies in front of face while bullshitting some more...long pause...go vague while a flashback enters mind...."bullshit, bullshit bullshit"...camera man trying to contain laugh...interviewer holding back smile..."bullshit, bullshit, bullshit" gaze into space...I bet the interviewer and cameraman almost wet their pants when they got back in their car to drive home :-)

[@buddybleau]

Why do you try to complicate that which is so simple? Awareness simply means that we know we exist. We are the only animals on this planet that have awareness. The one drawback to having awareness is that we know we will die. No other animal realizes death. That is why religion was created. Man had a difficult time accepting death so he invented another life to go to in a make believe place called heaven. Most people cannot accept the end of life. There is only one life, this is it!

[@lynnth55]

@gunnyhyway I gave no defense or response because none is needed. You are the one who needs to attack something and someone simply because they do not see or believe the way you do. I did acknowledge your right to have your own opinion yet you do not give others the same respect. That is why I pity you and your tunnel vision. If you do not like Ram Das then simply stay away and let those who see his wisdom in peace. It is called tolerance, something you do not seem to possses.

[@nordzville]

this pretty much sumz up what i've been thinking about while watching classic interviews and reading comments. Tim- Ram- Garcia-Hoffman and documentary vidz about the Experience have all been positive and for the guyz exhaustingly annoying with the negative vibes. "Awareness" 2 me that means.. U cant break my spirit and i know otherz are ridin with that. Real recognize real. Bill Walton NBA is "Aware" lol Chew on that like a Doc Ellis MLB fastball he threw on lsd that led to a nohitter. Resear

[@bohemiandeborah]

@TheGeneticMutation1 Please let your proselytizing go and just enjoy this beautiful man and the sweet truth in his words. Open your mind and your heart and you might learn something new that could add to your understanding of the richness that Christ brought. Just concentrate on His main teaching, "Love thy neighbor as thyself!" So simple. If all the Christians in the world--or even 1/1000th of them--just did this one thing the world would be a very different place. Peace.

[@snakeling22]

If he had a stroke, that may be explanation for his speed of talking and the blanc expression at times. So my apologies for that. However the gesturing taken straight from Osho is not a stroke symptom. Having this in mind the way of talking also suspiciously reminds me of Osho and the whole thing seems like a poor Osho fake, despite the stroke issue. To answer the question why I came here-because someone posted a quote from this guy and I wanted to learn who he was.

[@snakeling22]

Oh what a poor Osho fake!!!!! And I really wanted to learn who this guy was...but then I saw the badly rehearsed hand gestures, silences that obviously not genuine and the attempt to to picture meditative state, which looks just like senile blank spot, and then you spot the carefully made manicure...oh how pathetic! Why didn't he have the faith he can be himself! Osho is not greater than him or anybody else. He could have said something of importance. Oh, it feels dirty to see such a thing :(

[@StephanoJayP]

@wmhoad I don't think he would ever prescribe his teachings as the one true way. In fact, if you read his work, such as 'Be Here Now', you'll see that he borrows heavily from many religious and spiritual sources. If anything he was a pioneer of new age spirituality. Anyways, the new age stuff out there is just a way to introduce eastern philosophy to western people. I guess he seems more sincere, to me, as a person because of the way his life transitioned from being Richard Alpert to Ram Dass...

[@StephanoJayP]

@wmhoad No worries! I totally understand what you mean about 'New Age' spirituality. It all seems like a scheme sometimes! I'm interested in Ram Dass because I believe he was a pioneer in spirituality for the western world. He was greatly responsible for bringing about the psychedelic movement and the tremendous changes that came with it in the 60's. He helped a lot of people understand what it meant to go through a psychedelic experience.

[@StephanoJayP]

@jkweddingentrancesux Remember when you called me pretentious? I feel I am so far from being anyone that would be called pretentious, but I suppose it did happen finally, lol...but I am just a regular person man...I'm 34 years old, live in South Dakota, I have a 2 year old son, a girlfriend, and I live in a 2 bedroom apartment. I barely am I able to pay my bills. I have a car loan, school loan, and credit card bills. I drink mountain dew, I play xbox games, and I read comic books, lol...

[@jkweddingentrancesux]

@ack303 in conclusion is disagree w the deification of this guy. his speaking engagements for money and the ego of being anointed a spiritual leader/teacher/healer. Americans need to be spoon fed garbage and love idolatry. i think it is the fast food culture - big macs, starbucks, walmart and oh yes...fast food religion and spirituality that oprah sells! this guy is just a huckster and is not deserving of fame or praise his ideas are fine - but they are NOT NEW!

[@StephanoJayP]

@jkweddingentrancesux it does seem by saying his words and actions are misguided, that you must have a better answer. do you understand what he is saying in this video? His very point is that we are all the same! Were all in this game together :) Even though this may not be a new concept, it is something that is obviously good to be reminded of. With all the conflict in the world, it is good to be reminded that we are all human beings striving for the same. what exactly do you disagree with?

[@StephanoJayP]

@jkweddingentrancesux Without knowing much about a person, especially Ram Dass, it hardly justifies you to judge someones character. This becomes evident the more you learn about almost anyone. He has led a life many would envy and probably do. Again, I am not claiming he's perfect! His so called pop culture mumbo jumbo was original. Not too many people were saying the things that he said at the time back in the 60's. Let's turn it around here for a second. Look at h

[@jkweddingentrancesux]

@ack303 don't know much about him. the temper part is NO surprise as i said, his vids scream :look at me" a self absorbed control freak. so a bad temper (being right & forceful are par for course) I didn't know he was gay. I am not trying to protect anybody - i just stumbled on his vids and had to laugh at comments about what a wise sage he was - damn, he is just a dude he is spewing pop culture mumbo jumbo - his mssg is fine but he is hardly unique & yet he makes it all about HIM. nasty

[@StephanoJayP]

@jkweddingentrancesux Wow :) I think he's just a human being man. Even the people around him knows he has problems like any other. For one thing, he had a temper prior to his stroke apparently. He was also closeted for a long time about his homosexuality. But...with what you are saying...Are you trying to protect us from what he is teaching? In my opinion there seems to be more dangerous rhetoric out there.

[@StephanoJayP]

@jkweddingentrancesux okay, lets just say that you are totally correct. Why did you choose him and why did you choose this video to make that observation? Why not choose a video on youtube that you might enjoy and express your love for it? I guess that is my biggest question for everyone such as yourself... knowing that you are searching for videos with subject matter or persons that you already disagree with...why do it? Do you just want to cement the fact that Ram Dass is a charlatan?

[@jkweddingentrancesux]

@ack303 i am fine, thanks. this guy and all.most of the other self appointed healers/teachers are all about money and ego. they are boring and a 180 from the selflessness and egolessness they talk about. this guy is 100% ego trip watch him sit on a stage and grin smugly as the desperate audience laughs at his every word he has been laughing all the way to the bank for years. a good gig if u can get it i guess. believers bug me more than him he is just an exploiter

[@StephanoJayP]

@reivenlocke :) I see there's no middle ground here...lol You say it could either be a result of LSD or a stroke, which totally blows your argument. Just admit, it could be entirely because of the stroke, correct? Also, Why continue this conversation? Are you against LSD use? Hallucinogen use? Why are you trying to prove this point? lol I am almost positive you will not answer me....but prove me wrong :)

[@StephanoJayP]

@reivenlocke I have to say that it seems quite evident that his 'faculty to articulate' is a result of the stroke he went through...Prior to his stroke he spoke in a much different manner. You would know this if you knew more about the man. You have no evidence, no reference point in saying that anyone who has taken hallucinogens a number of times will speak like him. Do you have proof? At least link some sort of document...

[@StephanoJayP]

KZbin is really showing our badside...Why do we all choose to find videos that represent something we do NOT like? Why do we all choose to spread hate about videos that represent something to ourselves as a waste of time? Why not choose a video that makes our day better...that makes our lives better? It seriously blows my mind that people actively search out videos so they can get pissed off? Are we going insane?

[@StephanoJayP]

@jkweddingentrancesux let me guess, you read the Harvard Psychedelic Club? What have you done with your life? To carry a life lived as Ram Dass has lived is nothing to be ashamed of...Lets shine some light in the dark areas of your life and see what we can see. *To anyone who holds Ram Dass's teachings close* - I apologize for my comments on this video, but I am just upset at how people are being so judgmental...

[@StephanoJayP]

@flutemagick why do people like you try to cut a message like that short? does it hurt to be reminded? Can't you find something better to do with your time then putting down a simple spiritual message? I don't purport to be spiritually high myself, far from it! Yet even before I read any comments for this video...I knew there would tons of hate mongering...I feel more love reading the comments for music videos

[@zezimaowner123]

@sickandtiredoflife I feel as if your username contradicts what this man is trying to say, haha. But aside from that, the people that disagree aren't idiots, they just unaware of the unhappiness that they bring upon themselves because of their lack of explanation. They don't see this beauty of his words to the true extent that they should because they haven't been revealed to it in a way that will make this understandable. Just accept and forgive them for "They know not what they do."

[@almagore1]

@TheDrsyd I don't mean to be disrespectful but Ram Das when he called himself Richard Alpert and when he was a collegue of Tim O'Leary did take LSD not only 100's of times but possibly 1000's of times. This is not necessarily a negative thing. I like Ram Das but you must stop thinking that because someone disagrees that they are being, "hateful". The fact that many people today think that disagreement is hateful is a sad commentary on the culture of "Political Correctness".

[@silviastube]

I have a lot of knowlege of the soul, I personal have a good relation of my yo (soul) and i see my internal been. I born with this gift of knowlege,I this man is talking the true.I alot of people dont understand anything, only because they life only for the flesh. But when you take the time to know your inter been is because you stairing to grow inside , thank you for your words... god bless you... i understand perfectly.

[@diamondlotus3]

@GreatBigChangeComin "There are none so blind as those who WILL NOT see". You are obviously not evolved enough to comprehend the messege, which is a sad loss for you. This man was a very sweet , kind and highly evolved soul, it is sad you cannot gain any understanding or benefit from the gift he is trying to give you since your consciousness is so limited you cannot understand it. This talk was given after he suffered a major stroke, but truth of the messege is still beautiful and beneficial.

[@spacedman42]

To MidnightDC696969 Also 1 and 0 are binary, from these so much can be created, they are also opposite,on and off, male and female, light and dark. And i think this is how everything was created like from thought to the creation of matter. everything in this world has math, from 3rd planet from sun, 3 habitats earth,sea,air. macrocosom to microcosom, atoms compared to solar system, the list goes on. how perfect our world is to sustain so much variety of life. Just food for thought...Take care