Ram Dass joins RamDev for a moving conversation about their work with the dying and the importance of practice in the living/dying process that each of us will go through.
“Faith is critical. People come to me and don’t have faith. I say, ‘Ask Maharaj-Ji; please give me faith.’” – Ram Dass
In this revamped episode, RamDev and Ram Dass connect on:
- The formation of the living dying center
- The four Tibetan mind-turning truths
- How all fear can be tracked to a fear of death
- Ego and the importance of faith in life and death
- Spiritual bypassing and moving to a more centered place of being
- How the practices Ram Dass was given by Maharaj-ji helped him find his true self
- A story about letting go and a mushroom trip in India
- Why we don’t have to wait until we are dying to be honest
- The interface between living and dying
- The practice of Bhakti
“What can be more obvious, intellectually, than, ‘You are going to die but you don’t know when?’ If we didn’t know that anyone in this room was going to survive the end of this podcast, that we might be dead before the end, how would it change the way we were loving each other?” – RamDev
“I find that light is your guru. Your guru meets you as you die.” – Ram Dass
