Talk Radio From the Heart with Ram Dass - Here and Now Ep. 196

[@oumaelbakali1453]

I cant imagine living life without listening to ram dass. Thank you

[@Arismortal]

10:35 it begins!

[@inthezone4123]

Much love for you and all you do, Ragu! All the best from Canada! It was so nice to hear both Ram Dass and the folks he chatted with.

[@sadboydraco831]

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[@jodysherman2447]

Thank you eternally Raghu Markus. Your the ruthless pursuit of Truth in real-time and it’s leaving a real-world imprint. ❤️🙏🏼.

[@mkartmkart6335]

Wow this radio was so beautiful ! Ram Dass is purhaps not Guru, but he certainly is my favourite teacher, has been for many years.

[@wilfredosantiago9289]

❤ 🙏

[@nyimalhamo7856]

‘The highest thing I do is to hang out with people who are dying.’ I learned this lesson too. As a consequence, I became a Hospice Volunteer. Expansive, profound experiences. 🙏🏼💕🙏🏼

[@mdmayhem]

I'm training to do the same 💚🇮🇪🙏

[@nyimalhamo7856]

@@mdmayhem Surrender to this. You may need courage. You will learn new perspectives. You will be useful and kind. You will gain more than you give … but that’s the reward, not the incentive. Wishing you well in every way 🙏🏼😊🙏🏼

[@nyimalhamo7856]

A side note. During the AIDS epidemic of the 80’s, many of my friends passed away. Yes, I grieved, watching them die. Mostly I felt so helpless ~~ I loved them. Unforgettable moments. I needed to learn from these heartbreaking, perilous times. Thus, Hospice training. Bless your kind heart ❤️

[@mdmayhem]

@@nyimalhamo7856 what a beautiful response. Many thanks to you. I have been drawn to dying people for years. And as a carer wrote a book about my Mother Siobhàn and her death. That became a play. It speaks about death and dying. I performed it onstage in Manhattan and spoke about the process of death and the gift of presence as a soul leaves. I wish you a blessed day 🙏🇮🇪💚

[@nyimalhamo7856]

@@mdmayhem Your book and play will resonate with many, many people. Congratulations on these poignant achievements. As a Tibetan Buddhist, we’re advised to contemplate our death daily. Yes indeed, it provides the context for an appreciated life.

[@marcosluna7792]

thank you for this. much love and blessings, Ragu and the rest of LSRF

[@anavillalobos2578]

first time i see Baba RamDass' lions mane look 🦁 awww 😍 gOrgeous Being you re so HERE ♥️

[@4LayersOfStrength]

(24:35)--->29:30 That special feeling/experience when someone "in the past" speaks of a truth that you have felt/experienced for as long as you can remember. Finally, someone who is able to express mySelf better [with words] than I can [or possibly could ever]🙏

[@RuffRydaz82]

So exquisite. Thank you for this treasured piece.

[@brittanystaples4971]

Are you in there? I’m in here. Far out. How did you get into that one?

[@robertkar339]

HAHA! My favorite thing in the world. Until someone else understands it.

[@DJRexistsforyou]

Thank you Ragu Sauce!

[@jlmur54]

Thank you.

[@misaghi33]

RIP my lovely man x

[@4LayersOfStrength]

(34:05)---> 39:15 ~ #RealFreedom (as #Osho describes it) seems to come when I don't attach anything to their questions/inquiries AND what they think, feel or say (or do) after I tell them the answers to such questions if they ask. I'm not running FROM or TO anything ~ (#NoPlaceToBe #NoPlaceToGetAwayFrom) There are a few more obvious examples of moments when I am "cautious" about my response but for the "most part" I'm; #NoSkinOffMy🐽👃#ItsAllAboutSoul (#BillyJoel)😅

[@VisibletoanyoneonYoutubes]

I like the radio

[@lisagouldson8373]

Talk about the truth 💯🗣💜☮️🤍🖤

[@4LayersOfStrength]

The first caller would have been more accurate by saying "great to have You HERE" instead of "great to have You there."⁉️😌

[@Dementia69]

BaBa🤘😄🤚❤️

[@carlosbuonavita7179]

😁❤