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@@moflo6093 I am not a perfect practitioner of this philosophy but in the words of Paramahansa Yogananda: “If joy were ceaseless here in this world, would man ever desire another? Without suffering, he scarcely cares to recall that he has forsaken his eternal home. Pain is a prod to remembrance. The way of escape is through wisdom.”
I loved Ram Dass and I've been following him for quite some time. My question to anyone who can answer is how about someone with c-PTSD? How would this lecture on suffering relate to that condition?
Very interesting how I came across your comment. I’m having a moment. The response that we have developed in order to be safe revolves around not being able to be present because of situations that a child has no business being a part of. Multi generational suffering lol. Suffering can be fun. I’m here to watch the end of the movie. And want movie to be entertaining not stuck on the same episode because I can’t let go.
Thats a label someone used for you because of a series of behavior patterns they noticed. Ive been diagnosed similarly. What are you asking? How much more work we have to do to reach the same outcome?
“I didn’t marry and I didn’t have children” At least one of those is true, if anyone doesn’t know, Ram Dass is a father, but he didn’t know that at this time
@@thedonwesley5279 Altough he said its much like lsd but lasts that short amount, acid is highly visual i heard 5meo is the most potent but with the least hallucinations or anything just complete cessation of subject and object I heard that he was in early days experimenting with underground stuff like jwh-18 (first synthetic cannabinoid) i heard one talk where he was in short explaining the full trip with it, so i wonder many years later if he tried something quite more exotic than that which is not well known
Ragu was a good friend of ram dass and one of his guru brothers and is promoting the legacy of his friend and teacher not just some guy trying to make money.
@John Springer So what...you have something against Charlatans?? Even if he was one, which he wasn’t, it wouldn’t mean shit to me, to him or to anyone else.
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Ppppppppppppppppppppppllppppppppppppplkkkkkkkkkioiii😊😊
Ram Dass starts at 11:27
11:27 of Ram Dass merch sales which is rather
Yeah, after the guy finally stops Babbling. 😣😖
@@gingerbee6719 don't hate him!
@@gingerbee6719 hey... it takes a world....even u ginger bee
@@futureproof.health
What do u mean?? I am in grief so plz don't be harsh with me. I am already hurting..😢💔
Much love and gratitude everyone involved in making these available. ❤🙏🌻
truth waits for eyes unclouded by longing
RD, Richard Albert - thanks brother. RIP.
Tilling story about Benares/Varanasi which got me to visit. Intense and beautiful and more much more LOVE 💗
Ram Ram Ram🍏
I really enjoyed this intro. Thank you brother
This is what helps me make it through my day. Every day. Thank gooodness
This One is of the best
Suffering: psychological hell but a great boon for the Soul.
Why a boon
@@moflo6093 I am not a perfect practitioner of this philosophy but in the words of Paramahansa Yogananda: “If joy were ceaseless here in this world, would man ever desire another? Without suffering, he scarcely cares to recall that he has forsaken his eternal home. Pain is a prod to remembrance. The way of escape is through wisdom.”
@@DanielLeeMarch2001 I find true beauty in connecting the teachings of both. I find myself on a shuffle betwixt the lessons they provide. ❤
Well…. Here I am after episode one last year! What an incredible man Ram is - was …. Is.
Those who dislike please do mention the reason..ramdass loves all...
Easy way to be at peace is never watch the news ever. Mind your own life.
Aumen.
12:16 “sticking points in the spiritual journey”
* RD is 63 yrs old at this talk .
What's age got to do with it...
@@dianeward5405 whats love but a second hand notion?
I listen to RD so I have fewer tears on my pillow
@@jonathanpride7331😂😂😂😂😂
That’s just amazing
I loved Ram Dass and I've been following him for quite some time. My question to anyone who can answer is how about someone with c-PTSD? How would this lecture on suffering relate to that condition?
What are his views on suicide
I think that's for someone with c-PTSD to tell us! Is it you? How do you feel?
Very interesting how I came across your comment. I’m having a moment. The response that we have developed in order to be safe revolves around not being able to be present because of situations that a child has no business being a part of. Multi generational suffering lol. Suffering can be fun. I’m here to watch the end of the movie. And want movie to be entertaining not stuck on the same episode because I can’t let go.
Thats a label someone used for you because of a series of behavior patterns they noticed.
Ive been diagnosed similarly. What are you asking? How much more work we have to do to reach the same outcome?
Thank you Ram, thank you
“I didn’t marry and I didn’t have children” At least one of those is true, if anyone doesn’t know, Ram Dass is a father, but he didn’t know that at this time
Or he was making a case to prevent child support 🤣
wha,t who the son?
Citation needed
@@futureproof.health a banker from NC, google it.
Your disgusting...
love
the vail of the heart is the mind 💯
🙏💜🙏❤🙏💜🙏
Wish the intro wasn’t so long
(11:25)🕊️"You have two wishes remaining. Use them cautiously."
does someone has a clue which chemical was he talkiing about at the end of the talk which lasts 9min
Probably 5-MeO-DMT , I seem to remember he mentions it as toad slime in another talk
@@thedonwesley5279 Altough he said its much like lsd but lasts that short amount, acid is highly visual i heard 5meo is the most potent but with the least hallucinations or anything just complete cessation of subject and object
I heard that he was in early days experimenting with underground stuff like jwh-18 (first synthetic cannabinoid) i heard one talk where he was in short explaining the full trip with it, so i wonder many years later if he tried something quite more exotic than that which is not well known
Isn’t it true all joy and suffering comes from within who should be responsible for what goes on inside you
@11:29
11:27
11.25
Am I going deaf
Eventually
If you're hearing it as way quieter than it should be, you're not alone
33:56
A) 💥
11:27 Ram Dass starts,
Before that, a human trying to make money
You should appreciate Ragu because he’s providing you the lectures.
Ragu was a good friend of ram dass and one of his guru brothers and is promoting the legacy of his friend and teacher not just some guy trying to make money.
Introductions are exhausting.
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Ram Dass is a Charlatan
What makes you say that?
@John Springer So what...you have something against Charlatans?? Even if he was one, which he wasn’t, it wouldn’t mean shit to me, to him or to anyone else.
@@BushyHairedStranger Choose Your Gurus Wisely .. Watch out for the Charlatans.
@@johnspringer4870 the Buddha's final message was "Believe no teacher, be your own light."
@@johnspringer4870 Who isn't a Charlatan?
11:27