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Hi everyone, welcome to Romdos here in Now and Ragoob Marcus. And we've got a great talk from Romdos.

It's actually from an article that he reads most of the article refers to it called What Survives Death.

And I picked this because it is connected to this wonderful retreat that we're doing in Maui coming up,

that we're going to live stream on May 4th, 5th, and 6th.

And it has got just an incredible lineup. It's the theme of the retreat is No Death, No Fear,

which is from a Tick-Not Han book. And it features, of course, Ramdas and Krishna Das,

but Roishi Joan Halifax, Frank Ostesseski, who just wrote a fabulous book around death that came out about six months ago or so,

who does a lot of work with people that are transitioning and people who are caretaking.

And Robert Thurmond is joining us for the first time in Maui. Many of you, of course, know who Robert is.

And if not, he's very close to the Dalai Lama and is just an incredible Buddhist scholar,

and also one of the most entertaining speakers and Dharma talkers that I've ever heard.

And then, of course, we have myself and Duncan, Trussell, who stir up the pot a little bit.

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