Ep. 256 – The Feeling of Coming Home

Ram Dass Here And Now

Ram Dass / Love Serve Remember

Ram Dass, Religion & Spirituality, Newage, Wisdom, Society & Culture, Ram, Ramdass, Hinduism, Spirituality

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🗓️ 22 July 2024

⏱️ 43 minutes

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In this Q&A session from 1990, Ram Dass talks about service, karma, alcoholism, the concept of eternity, cultivating the intuitive heart, experiencing the feeling of coming home, and more.

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This episode of Here and Now is from a Q&A session during a talk in Oklahoma City in May of 1990.

Ram Dass begins by addressing questions about Hatha yoga, the concept of eternity, and where we can start when it comes to service. He talks about listening inwardly to hear the unique part we can play.
Next up, Ram Dass explores dealing with alcoholism, cultivating qualities such as compassion and sympathetic joy, the concept of karma and our unique karmic predicaments, and experiencing the feeling of coming home into the harmony of all things.
Finally, Ram Dass talks about some of the figures he admires, cultivating the intuitive heart, and how to deal with the seductive appeal of intensity. What we can do is cultivate the quality of the Witness within ourselves that notices when we get taken and lost in the drama of life.

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“I’ll tell you, I experience that as I keep opening my heart and accept my part in the sea of humanity, in the process of it, and start to allow that quality of compassion to come forth, I experience the feeling of coming home. I feel like I come home into family, I come home into place, I come home into the harmony of things. I think that the conditions are available for us to feel that feeling. I think as each individual feels it, then they become an instrument through which others feel it. I think it is a heart-to-heart process of coming home into that feeling of being at home.” – Ram Dass

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0:00.0	This show is sponsored by Better Help.
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0:47.0	month. That's better help, H-E-L-P.com slash Ram Ram doss. You can use any spiritual concept as a cop-out, all right? Any one of them, okay?
1:09.0	It's possible to become a meditatorator but not become free. It's possible to use the most extraordinary
1:18.1	spiritual language to justify very violent actions. You've got to justify very violent actions.
1:24.0	You've got to be very, very conscious about using any of this stuff.
1:28.0	And certainly it can be misused, yes.
1:31.0	Yes, absolutely. Yes, absolutely.
1:33.0	Hey everyone, it's Ragu,
1:38.0	back with Raim-Doss here and now and is a wonderful talk that includes a bunch of different
1:49.3	Q&A questions at Ram Das.
1:51.2	I always love these because he gives such exquisite answers and so on.
1:57.7	But before we get there
2:01.0	just want to do a shout out for Magic Mind that wonderful ellicier that many of you heard
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