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What we offer one another as human beings is an environment. And in spending so much time in relationships, it only makes sense that we try to use them as a vehicle for awakening. But what does it mean to be a safe space for another human being, to not have an agenda in sharing time with each other? This process requires a shift in the way we view our relationships, and the function they serve in our lives. In looking through the lens of separateness we see relationships as a means to fulfill desires, reinforce identities, and defend the personalities we’ve worked so hard to maintain. In extricating ourselves from these desire systems we free the mind and body to be open to the appropriate response within any dynamic. We offer ourselves as needed but avoid getting caught up in the giving and receiving. We learn to honor and delight in the beauty of the intellect without being caught or attempting to trap others. (Detroit, OR - August 1994) Please click the following link for further teachings on relationships:
https://www.ramdass.org/relationships-emotions/
A discussion about "somebodyness", and the urge to break out of our conditioned bonds of the thinking mind and into the spacious realm of compassion and being.
Please visit the following link for additional teachings on Compassion:
https://www.ramdass.org/compassion-truth-adversity/
Photos: Mary Bloom, Tom Asher
- published: 15 Dec 2014
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In this lecture, held at the Asilomar Conference Grounds, Ram Dass
discusses the changes he's experienced in himself over the many years that he's been teaching. He admits to having been caught in the separateness of acting as a, 'holy man', trying to be what everybody wanted him to be. He eventually had to acknowledge that part of him was using the spiritual path to avoid the things he couldn't face in himself, and that the game wasn't about getting high, but getting free. This requires embracing all of life, incorporating the darkness into the light. The human heart is the doorway to intuition and our actions must come from the blending of humanity and divinity. Until we fully accept our humanity, our intuition will lack harmony. When we embrace our uniqueness and accept responsibility for the creation of who we are, we begin to let go of the forms that keep us separate. If we can identify with our inner being then we can open to a much broader appreciation of the outer world in which we must live. We can learn to operate within our roles, without getting lost in them. Who we think we are disappears, and we find action in that previously confined energy.(Pacific Grove, CA - 8/7/1982)
Please click the following link for further teachings on emotions:
https://www.ramdass.org/using-emotions-on-the-spiritual-path/
- published: 07 Oct 2014
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Ram Dass describes the levels the Western mind has to go through to move beyond rational thought, and accept that other planes of reality are just as real as the physical plane. Then, and only then, can we give up who we thought we were and accept who we truly are. In you is everything you need to be a fully enlightened being. He also describes the processes one goes through when they surrender to God. From feeling the pull of God, to understanding the paradox of consciousness, Ram Dass walks the audience through the stages of the evolution of awakening. In seeking liberation, we must look toward God, but also honor our incarnation and relieve suffering on the physical plane. (Martha's Vineyard, MA - (8/16/1975). Please click the following link for additional teachings on Awakening:
https://www.ramdass.org/episode-58-stages-journey/
Photos: Rameshwar Das
- published: 05 Jan 2015
- views: 45313
An exploration of the basic questions for anyone attempting to do business in a conscious way. Is it possible to do business, make a profit, act in truth and integrity and be of genuine service all at once? In his presentation Ram Dass depthfully sheds light and answers questions on such topics as: role-entrapment, the "inner-game" of business, personal power, obsessions with "success", alienation, deepening the "bottom line," collaboration and competition, going beyond ego, the downsides of being successful, stress, change, and fear. A useful and heartful tool to anyone "doing business" in the world. (LA, CA - 1/30/1987)
Photos: Rameshwar Das, Mary Bloom, David Lenfest
- published: 06 Mar 2015
- views: 58836
Love is a particularly joyful path to God, one that allows us to bring the sweetness of the human heart into the spiritual journey. Ram Dass shows us how we can transform romantic attachment into the deeper truth of expanding, conscious love. (Rhinebeck, NY - July 1992)
Please click the following link for additional teachings on Love:
https://www.ramdass.org/love-is-now/
Photos: Tom Asher, Rameshwar Das
- published: 30 Nov 2014
- views: 77447
Everything is either a vehicle for awakening or for going more deeply to sleep. When we identify with our roles, we need the others to play their roles. When Ram Dass was a psychologist, he needed you to be a patient. We have to let go of the fruit of the actions. The answer is it doesn't matter what the world of form does, only whether you awaken. Ram Dass was crying with jealous rage. He used every method that Ram Dass teaches. None of them worked. The deeper his faith, the deeper his willingness to work with the human stuff. The truth is both spiritual and human. Artists dip into non-conceptual energy and bring it back into the world of form.
(Minnesota - 5/15/1982)
- published: 04 Feb 2015
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An evening with Ram Dass and Eckhart Tolle - these two teachers engage in an open conversation about spiritual awakening and the transformation of consciousness, October 28, 2011 in Maui, HI.
- published: 19 May 2014
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We live in the midst of great change - whether social dislocations or the aging of our bodies - which confront our egos with fear. How we work with our awareness in the face of that fear determines whether we can bring healing to the situations we encounter. (San Rafael, CA - 1994) Please click the following link for additional teachings on Fear:
https://www.ramdass.org/practical-aspects-for-dealing-with-fear/
Photos: Lisa Law, Rameshwar Das
- published: 12 Nov 2014
- views: 68656
Our concepts of who we are help us to navigate our world, but they are often overvalued and have the potential to trap us in form. These traits create an image with which we identify, and subsequently struggle to maintain as we are presented with life's inevitable changes. In this talk, given at the University of Vermont, Ram Dass begins by asking the question, 'Who am I?'. Are we the vast array of personality traits that arise in our day to day lives? Can we pinpoint exactly who or what we are within our body, mind or spirit? These questions, as Ram Dass explains, continuously led him back into the void, as every answer he had was ultimately untrue. He eventually learned to identify with the creator, rather than the creation, and his sense of separateness began to dissolve.
We often fail to recognize that we too are a part of the lawful unfolding of nature. From a higher perspective we can sometimes see that it's all perfect, but that attitude is difficult to maintain in the presence of real suffering. If we attempt to live in either of these extremes, then we're standing, 'somewhere', and there's nowhere to stand. Our incarnation isn't an error, and where we are is exactly where we are supposed to be, in this moment. We can't push away our humanity, as freedom comes through form, not in spite of it.
(University of Vermont - Burlington, VT - 10/30/1986)
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Ram Dass
Ram Dass (born Richard Alpert; April 6, 1931) is an American spiritual teacher and the author of the seminal 1971 book Be Here Now. He is known for his personal and professional associations with Timothy Leary at Harvard University in the early 1960s, for his travels to India and his relationship with the Hindu guru Neem Karoli Baba, and for founding the charitable organizations Seva Foundation and Hanuman Foundation. He continues to teach via his website.
Biography
Youth and education
Richard Alpert was born to a Jewish family in Newton, Massachusetts. His father, George Alpert, was a lawyer in Boston, president of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad, one of the founders of Brandeis University and the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, as well as a major fundraiser for Jewish causes. While Richard did have a bar mitzvah, he was "disappointed by its essential hollowness". He considered himself an atheist and did not profess any religion during his early life, describing himself as “inured to religion. I didn’t have one whiff of God until I took psychedelics.”
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69:16Being Free Together | Ram Dass Full Lecture
Being Free Together | Ram Dass Full LectureBeing Free Together | Ram Dass Full Lecture
What we offer one another as human beings is an environment. And in spending so much time in relationships, it only makes sense that we try to use them as a vehicle for awakening. But what does it mean to be a safe space for another human being, to not have an agenda in sharing time with each other? This process requires a shift in the way we view our relationships, and the function they serve in our lives. In looking through the lens of separateness we see relationships as a means to fulfill desires, reinforce identities, and defend the personalities we’ve worked so hard to maintain. In extricating ourselves from these desire systems we free the mind and body to be open to the appropriate response within any dynamic. We offer ourselves as needed but avoid getting caught up in the giving and receiving. We learn to honor and delight in the beauty of the intellect without being caught or attempting to trap others. (Detroit, OR - August 1994) Please click the following link for further teachings on relationships: https://www.ramdass.org/relationships-emotions/ -
87:15Sacred in the Everyday - Ram Dass Full Lecture
Sacred in the Everyday - Ram Dass Full LectureSacred in the Everyday - Ram Dass Full Lecture
A discussion about "somebodyness", and the urge to break out of our conditioned bonds of the thinking mind and into the spacious realm of compassion and being. Please visit the following link for additional teachings on Compassion: https://www.ramdass.org/compassion-truth-adversity/ Photos: Mary Bloom, Tom Asher -
116:07Embracing Our Humanity | Ram Dass Full Lecture 1982
Embracing Our Humanity | Ram Dass Full Lecture 1982Embracing Our Humanity | Ram Dass Full Lecture 1982
In this lecture, held at the Asilomar Conference Grounds, Ram Dass discusses the changes he's experienced in himself over the many years that he's been teaching. He admits to having been caught in the separateness of acting as a, 'holy man', trying to be what everybody wanted him to be. He eventually had to acknowledge that part of him was using the spiritual path to avoid the things he couldn't face in himself, and that the game wasn't about getting high, but getting free. This requires embracing all of life, incorporating the darkness into the light. The human heart is the doorway to intuition and our actions must come from the blending of humanity and divinity. Until we fully accept our humanity, our intuition will lack harmony. When we embrace our uniqueness and accept responsibility for the creation of who we are, we begin to let go of the forms that keep us separate. If we can identify with our inner being then we can open to a much broader appreciation of the outer world in which we must live. We can learn to operate within our roles, without getting lost in them. Who we think we are disappears, and we find action in that previously confined energy.(Pacific Grove, CA - 8/7/1982) Please click the following link for further teachings on emotions: https://www.ramdass.org/using-emotions-on-the-spiritual-path/ -
85:34Living in the Paradox of Consciousness | Ram Dass Full Lecture 1975
Living in the Paradox of Consciousness | Ram Dass Full Lecture 1975Living in the Paradox of Consciousness | Ram Dass Full Lecture 1975
Ram Dass describes the levels the Western mind has to go through to move beyond rational thought, and accept that other planes of reality are just as real as the physical plane. Then, and only then, can we give up who we thought we were and accept who we truly are. In you is everything you need to be a fully enlightened being. He also describes the processes one goes through when they surrender to God. From feeling the pull of God, to understanding the paradox of consciousness, Ram Dass walks the audience through the stages of the evolution of awakening. In seeking liberation, we must look toward God, but also honor our incarnation and relieve suffering on the physical plane. (Martha's Vineyard, MA - (8/16/1975). Please click the following link for additional teachings on Awakening: https://www.ramdass.org/episode-58-stages-journey/ Photos: Rameshwar Das -
120:55Beyond Success - Ram Dass Full Lecture 1987
Beyond Success - Ram Dass Full Lecture 1987Beyond Success - Ram Dass Full Lecture 1987
An exploration of the basic questions for anyone attempting to do business in a conscious way. Is it possible to do business, make a profit, act in truth and integrity and be of genuine service all at once? In his presentation Ram Dass depthfully sheds light and answers questions on such topics as: role-entrapment, the "inner-game" of business, personal power, obsessions with "success", alienation, deepening the "bottom line," collaboration and competition, going beyond ego, the downsides of being successful, stress, change, and fear. A useful and heartful tool to anyone "doing business" in the world. (LA, CA - 1/30/1987) Photos: Rameshwar Das, Mary Bloom, David Lenfest -
71:08Path of the Heart | Ram Dass Full Lecture 1992
Path of the Heart | Ram Dass Full Lecture 1992Path of the Heart | Ram Dass Full Lecture 1992
Love is a particularly joyful path to God, one that allows us to bring the sweetness of the human heart into the spiritual journey. Ram Dass shows us how we can transform romantic attachment into the deeper truth of expanding, conscious love. (Rhinebeck, NY - July 1992) Please click the following link for additional teachings on Love: https://www.ramdass.org/love-is-now/ Photos: Tom Asher, Rameshwar Das -
58:01Fruit of the Actions | Ram Dass Lecture Minnesota 1982
Fruit of the Actions | Ram Dass Lecture Minnesota 1982Fruit of the Actions | Ram Dass Lecture Minnesota 1982
Everything is either a vehicle for awakening or for going more deeply to sleep. When we identify with our roles, we need the others to play their roles. When Ram Dass was a psychologist, he needed you to be a patient. We have to let go of the fruit of the actions. The answer is it doesn't matter what the world of form does, only whether you awaken. Ram Dass was crying with jealous rage. He used every method that Ram Dass teaches. None of them worked. The deeper his faith, the deeper his willingness to work with the human stuff. The truth is both spiritual and human. Artists dip into non-conceptual energy and bring it back into the world of form. (Minnesota - 5/15/1982) -
120:22A Dialogue with Ram Dass and Eckhart Tolle
A Dialogue with Ram Dass and Eckhart TolleA Dialogue with Ram Dass and Eckhart Tolle
An evening with Ram Dass and Eckhart Tolle - these two teachers engage in an open conversation about spiritual awakening and the transformation of consciousness, October 28, 2011 in Maui, HI. -
62:06In the Face of Chaos - Ram Dass Full Lecture 1994
In the Face of Chaos - Ram Dass Full Lecture 1994In the Face of Chaos - Ram Dass Full Lecture 1994
We live in the midst of great change - whether social dislocations or the aging of our bodies - which confront our egos with fear. How we work with our awareness in the face of that fear determines whether we can bring healing to the situations we encounter. (San Rafael, CA - 1994) Please click the following link for additional teachings on Fear: https://www.ramdass.org/practical-aspects-for-dealing-with-fear/ Photos: Lisa Law, Rameshwar Das -
79:36Ram Dass | Nowhere to Stand - Full Lecture
Ram Dass | Nowhere to Stand - Full LectureRam Dass | Nowhere to Stand - Full Lecture
Our concepts of who we are help us to navigate our world, but they are often overvalued and have the potential to trap us in form. These traits create an image with which we identify, and subsequently struggle to maintain as we are presented with life's inevitable changes. In this talk, given at the University of Vermont, Ram Dass begins by asking the question, 'Who am I?'. Are we the vast array of personality traits that arise in our day to day lives? Can we pinpoint exactly who or what we are within our body, mind or spirit? These questions, as Ram Dass explains, continuously led him back into the void, as every answer he had was ultimately untrue. He eventually learned to identify with the creator, rather than the creation, and his sense of separateness began to dissolve. We often fail to recognize that we too are a part of the lawful unfolding of nature. From a higher perspective we can sometimes see that it's all perfect, but that attitude is difficult to maintain in the presence of real suffering. If we attempt to live in either of these extremes, then we're standing, 'somewhere', and there's nowhere to stand. Our incarnation isn't an error, and where we are is exactly where we are supposed to be, in this moment. We can't push away our humanity, as freedom comes through form, not in spite of it. (University of Vermont - Burlington, VT - 10/30/1986)
'Ram Dass' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
Sarah... ang munting prinsesa (1995)
Actors: Lily Y. Monteverde (producer), Nonong Buencamino (composer), Rio Locsin (actress), Charo Santos-Concio (producer), Angelica Panganiban (actress), Malou N. Santos (producer), Mhalouh Crisologo (actress), Mat Ranillo III (actor), Jaime Fabregas (actor), Romeo Rivera (actor), Tony Carreon (actor), Romy Romulo (actor), Jean Garcia (actress), Edgardo Vinarao (editor), Romy Suzara (director),
Genres: Drama, Family, War,A Little Princess (1995)
Actors: Bill Daly (miscellaneous crew), Alfonso Cuarón (director), Alan C. Blomquist (producer), Barry Levinson (producer), Eleanor Bron (actress), Patrick Doyle (composer), Rusty Schwimmer (actress), Time Winters (actor), Liam Cunningham (actor), Mark Johnson (producer), Liam Cunningham (actor), Vincent Schiavelli (actor), Chris Ellis (actor), Jack E. Herman (miscellaneous crew), Mark Harden (miscellaneous crew),
Plot: When her father enlists to fight for the British in WWI, young Sara Crewe goes to New York to attend the same boarding school her late mother attended. She soon clashes with the severe headmistress, Miss Minchin, who attempts to stifle Sara's creativity and sense of self-worth. Sara's belief that "every girl's a princess" is tested to the limit, however, when word comes that her father was killed in action and his estate has been seized by the British government.
Keywords: 1910s, african-american, amnesia, army-captain, asian-indian, attic, balloon, based-on-novel, battlefield, bedroomGenres: Drama, Family, Fantasy,
Taglines: From the forests of India to the streets of New York comes the remarkable adventure of a little girl whose courage is as big as her dreams. Warner Bros. proudly offers America a second chance to discover a one-of-a-kind masterpiece. Sometimes, truly magical things reappear. Every girl everywhere is a princess. No miracle is ever too small. From the author of "The Secret Garden"
Quotes:
Rich Boy in Street: Here, little girl.[Sara is tracing her father's face with her finger]::Capt. Crewe: What are you doing? Memorizing me by heart?::Sara Crewe: No... I already know you by heart.
Miss Minchin: Don't tell me you still fancy yourself a princess? Child, look around you! Or better yet, look in the mirror.::Sara Crewe: I am a princess. All girls are. Even if they live in tiny old attics. Even if they dress in rags, even if they aren't pretty, or smart, or young. They're still princesses. All of us. Didn't your father ever tell you that? Didn't he?
Sara Crewe: Papa? Maya told me that all girls are princesses.::Capt. Crewe: Maya... is a very wise woman.::Sara Crewe: Then it's true?::Capt. Crewe: You can be anything you want to be, my love, as long as you believe.::Sara Crewe: What do you believe?::Capt. Crewe: I believe that you are... and always will be... my little princess.
[Captain Crewe has just presented his young daughter with a doll named Emily]::Capt. Crewe: Whenever you're afraid, or miss me terribly... just tell Emily. And she'll get the message to me, wherever I am. And I'll send one back right away... so that when you hug her... you'll really be getting a hug from me.::Sara Crewe: ...It's alright, Papa. I'm going to be fine.
Becky: Sara... why don't you tell your stories anymore?::Sara Crewe: They're just make-believe. They don't mean anything.::Becky: Oh, but they've always meant something to me. There were days I thought I would die, until I heard you talk about the magic.::Sara Crewe: There is no magic, Becky.
[at Sara's birthday party, Sara blows out the candles on her cake]::Lottie: [happily jumping up and down] I want a big piece!::Lavinia: [sarcastically] Oh hush up, Lottie! I'm sure Princess Sara will give everyone a fair share. Right, Princess?::Lottie: [to Sara] I told her that's what you were.::Sara Crewe: Well, not just me, all girls are princesses. Even snotty, two-face bullies like you, Lavinia!
Miss Minchin: Sara, this is Monsieur Dufarge. You will begin French lessons with him this afternoon.::Sara Crewe: Do I have to?::Miss Minchin: Sara! You most certainly do! Now apologize to Monsieur this instant for your rudeness!::Sara Crewe: But I didn't mean to be rude.::Miss Minchin: [shouts] Now!::[Sara says three sentences entirely in French. Monsieur Dufarge looks at her through his monicle impressed]::Monsieur Dufarge: This child doesn't need to learn French, she practically *is* French! Says she learned it from her father.::Miss Minchin: I understood perfectly well what she said, Monsieur.::Sara Crewe: I'm sorry, but we tried to tell you.::Monsieur Dufarge: Well, perhaps she can tutor the younger children, and she might just be able to help you with your pronunciation, Miss Minchin. [sniffs deeply] Are those sausages I smell? Oh...
[Sara just met her new doll, Emily]::Capt. Crewe: You know, dolls make the very best friends. Just because they can't speak doesn't mean they don't listen. And did you know that when we leave them alone in our room, they come to life?::Sara Crewe: They do?::Capt. Crewe: Yes! But before we walk in and catch them, they return to their place as quick as lightning!::Sara Crewe: Why don't they come to life in front of us so we can see them?::Capt. Crewe: Because it's magic. Magic has to be believed. It's the only way it's real.
[Randolph and his servant are at a military hospital, where Randolph has discovered that the amnesiac soldier there is not his son John]::Charles Randolph: All the hoping... you must think me a fool.::Ram Dass: Is it your wish to be wise, sahib?::Charles Randolph: I don't know. I suppose a wise man wouldn't have come here at all.::Ram Dass: But if he had, he would have looked more closely upon the soldier's face.::Charles Randolph: And what would he have seen?::Ram Dass: Pain, sahib. He needs to be cared for.::Charles Randolph: He's not my responsibility.::Ram Dass: A wise man would remember that this soldier was in John's regiment. If his memory returns... he might tell sahib what happened to his son. Perhaps sahib would learn that John is in British hospital now wishing a kind man would take him home... away from his pain.
Shôkôjo Sêra (1985)
Actors: Takeshi Seyama (editor), Hideyuki Tanaka (actor), Chika Sakamoto (actress), Sumi Shimamoto (actress), Banjô Ginga (actor), Daisuke Gôri (actor), Yoshiko Sakakibara (actress), Chieko Honda (actress), Tôru Furuya (actor), Tomomichi Nishimura (actor), Ikuya Sawaki (actor), Naoko Watanabe (actress), Frances Hodgson Burnett (writer), Kazue Ikura (actress), Eiko Yamada (actress),
Plot: Anime adaption of 1905's children's novel 'A Little Princess'. Sara Crewe arrives in London with her wealthy father to enter Miss Minchin's boarding school for young ladies. Despite an unhappy incident which makes Miss Minchin vexed with her, she leads a contented life until one day, her birthday, the news of the sudden death of her father plunges her into poverty. She is forced to do lowly work for the Seminary and in her situation, she is a welcome target to Miss Minchin and her former fellow pupil Lavinia, who once envied her wealth. But with the help of her friends she made and her own will-power she finds the strength to never give up.
Keywords: animeGenres: Animation, Drama,
The Little Princess (1939)
Actors: Cesar Romero (actor), Vesey O'Davoren (actor), Charles Irwin (actor), Miles Mander (actor), E.E. Clive (actor), Harry Allen (actor), Sidney Bracey (actor), Herbert Evans (actor), Frank Baker (actor), Holmes Herbert (actor), Keith Hitchcock (actor), Ian Hunter (actor), Clyde Cook (actor), Olaf Hytten (actor), Will Stanton (actor),
Plot: When her father, Captain Crewe, goes off to fight in the Boer War, young Sara Crewe is placed into the care of Amanda Minchin, the head of an exclusive private school for girls. Sara lives a wonderful life of a privileged child and is quite happy in her surroundings. When her father is listed as missing in action however, her life goes from one of plenty to that of a poor house maid. Mrs. Minchin agrees to keep her on at the school, but in the absence of her tuition payments, she has to work for her keep. She is soon cleaning out the fireplace and scrubbing floors and is dubbed the little princess by her former schoolmates. She also refuses to accept that her father is dead and prowls the hospitals in the hope of locating him. Luck - and Royal intervention - assist her in her quest.
Keywords: 19th-century, anger, based-on-novel, battered-child, birthday, birthday-cake, birthday-party, birthday-present, boarding-school, boer-warGenres: Comedy, Drama, Family, Musical,
Taglines: A great classic comes to life in glorious Technicolor!
Quotes:
Sara Crewe: I thought you said you didn't have any more rooms.::Amanda Minchin of Minchin Seminary for Girls: I didn't know then what a dear little girl was coming.::Sara Crewe: Why does that make more rooms, Daddy?Captain Reginald Crewe: Sara has no mother, and we've never been separated for more than a few days.::Amanda Minchin of Minchin Seminary for Girls: How touching.::Captain Reginald Crewe: This is going to be very hard on her.::Amanda Minchin of Minchin Seminary for Girls: Have no fear, Captain Crewe. I'm a mother to all my little girls.
Captain Reginald Crewe: Let's pretend we're back in India, and I'm going away with the troops for a few days. We've fought this kind of battle before, haven't we? And you never cried once when I went away, remember?::Sara Crewe: Yes, Daddy.::Captain Reginald Crewe: Well, this is going to be our hardest battle. We'll be good soldiers, won't we?::Sara Crewe: Yes, Daddy.::Captain Reginald Crewe: Shall we say goodbye like we used to at home?::Sara Crewe: Yes, Daddy.
Ram Dass, Lord Wickham's Indian Servant: Missy Sahib speaks Hindustani?::Sara Crewe: I've lived in India all my life.::Ram Dass, Lord Wickham's Indian Servant: Missy Sahib is going to live in England now?::Sara Crewe: Only until my father gets through making those Boers behave.::Ram Dass, Lord Wickham's Indian Servant: Missy Sahib has been a soldier?::Sara Crewe: Yes, my father's a captain. Captain Crewe.
Geoffrey Hamilton: Rose, something's wrong. What is it?::Rose Hamilton: Miss Minchin has taken away my Thursday afternoons.::Geoffrey Hamilton: But why?::Rose Hamilton: We mustn't be seen together.::Geoffrey Hamilton: Does that mean that I can never see you alone again?::Rose Hamilton: Of course not, darling. No matter what Miss Minchin says, we'll find a way.::Geoffrey Hamilton: I can't understand the woman! What is she so afraid of? Why shouldn't we see each other?::Rose Hamilton: Gossip, I suppose. Miss Minchin lives for that school and her ideas of pride and snobbishness.::Geoffrey Hamilton: Fiddlesticks! She's afraid of losing an excellent teacher whom she gets for nothing! I won't stand for it! I'll have a talk with her myself!::Rose Hamilton: Oh no, darling, you mustn't do that. She'd only discharge us both.::Geoffrey Hamilton: She might not have the chance if things continue to pop in South Africa.
Sara Crewe: It's getting harder every day to pretend my father is safe.::Geoffrey Hamilton: I'll let you in on a little secret. I enlisted today, but while I don't want Miss Rose to know quite yet, I'll be going over there shortly.::Sara Crewe: To Mafeking? Then perhaps you can help my father.::Geoffrey Hamilton: We'll get him out.
Geoffrey Hamilton: Don't be frightened, Sara. It's only my grandfather.::Lord Wickham: Don't you believe him, young woman! I disowned him the day he was born!::Geoffrey Hamilton: And we're really very fond of each other.::Lord Wickham: Of course we are - what? Wait till I see the woman who runs this school! I'll put a spoke in your wheel!::Geoffrey Hamilton: Do! She'd love to know my grandfather is Lord Wickham, and she'll probably raise my salary!::Lord Wickham: Insolent pup! Just like his father!
Amanda Minchin of Minchin Seminary for Girls: Sara, I shall expect an explanation of this.::Sara Crewe: Yes, Miss Minchin. As soon as I can think of one.
Mr. Barrows: Captain Crewe is dead. He was so reported in the list this morning. Moreover, he died bankrupt. His property and his mines were confiscated by the enemy.::Amanda Minchin of Minchin Seminary for Girls: You mean to tell me that the child is penniless, and she's left on my hands with nothing?::Mr. Barrows: She's certainly left penniless, and she's certainly left on your hands. She hasn't a relative in the world that we know of.::Amanda Minchin of Minchin Seminary for Girls: I'll throw her out on the streets.::Mr. Barrows: Do you think that wise, Miss Minchin? The reputation of your school, you know. That may not sound well to the parents of some of your other pupils. The child could be made to serve as your employee until her indebtedness is paid off.
Hubert 'Bertie' Minchin: Today, my good woman, the British army is behind me.::Amanda Minchin of Minchin Seminary for Girls: Hubert, that uniform! You're not going to war?::Hubert 'Bertie' Minchin: Quite. To the very cannon's mouth, if need be!::Amanda Minchin of Minchin Seminary for Girls: But why?::Hubert 'Bertie' Minchin: Because, old girl, I'm fed to the teeth with your bullying. And your treatment of Rose and little Sara is the last straw! I prefer the less painful horrors of the battlefield.::Amanda Minchin of Minchin Seminary for Girls: Are you daring to criticize me?::Hubert 'Bertie' Minchin: Astonishing, isn't it? But it proves that I'm competent to lead my men into the very jaws of death!
The Little Princess (1917)
Actors: Norman Kerry (actor), W.E. Lawrence (actor), Anne Schaefer (actress), Gertrude Short (actress), Mary Pickford (producer), Frances Marion (writer), Marshall Neilan (director), Joe Murphy (actor), Theodore Roberts (actor), Gustav von Seyffertitz (actor), Edythe Chapman (actress), Joan Marsh (actress), Mary Pickford (actress), Zasu Pitts (actress), Frances Hodgson Burnett (writer),
Plot: Little Sara Crewe is placed in a boarding school by her father when he goes off to war, but he does not understand that the headmistress is a cruel, spiteful woman who makes life miserable for Sara.
Keywords: adult-actress-playing-minor, based-on-novel, boarding-school, female-protagonistGenres: Drama,
The Beckoning Flame (1915)
Actors: C. Gardner Sullivan (writer), Joseph J. Dowling (actor), Roy Laidlaw (actor), Louis Morrison (actor), J. Barney Sherry (actor), Charles Swickard (director), Victor Schertzinger (composer), Rhea Mitchell (actress), Tsuru Aoki (actress), J. Frank Burke (actor), Henry Woodruff (actor),
Genres: Drama, Short,Dass, Ram Filmography
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Famous quotes by Ram Dass:
"I used to have a sign over my computer that read OLD DOGS CAN LEARN NEW TRICKS, but lately I sometimes ask myself how many more new tricks I want to learn. Wouldn’t it be easier just to be outdated?"
"Inspiration is God making contact with itself."
"If you think you're free, there's no escape possible."
"When you are already in Detroit, you don't have to take a bus to get there."
"The game is not about becoming somebody, it's about becoming nobody"
"Your problem is you're... too busy holding onto your unworthiness."
"It is important to expect nothing, to take every experience, including the negative ones, as merely steps on the path, and to proceed."
"Be here now."
"Only that in you which is me can hear what I'm saying."
"The most exquisite paradox… as soon as you give it all up, you can have it all. As long as you want power, you can't have it. The minute you don't want power, you'll have more than you ever dreamed possible."
"From a Hindu perspective, you are born as what you need to deal with, and if you just try and push it away, whatever it is, it's got you."
"When I look at my life, I see that I wanted to be free of the physical plane, the psychological plane, and when I got free of those I didn't want to go anywhere near them."
"My guru said that when he suffers, it brings him closer to God. I have found this, too."
"My belief is that I wasn't born into Judaism by accident, and so I needed to find ways to honor that."
"I have always said that often the religion you were born with becomes more important to you as you see the universality of truth."
"Our plans never turn out as tasty as reality."
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Being Free Together | Ram Dass Full Lecture
What we offer one another as human beings is an environment. And in spending so much time in relationships, it only makes sense that we try to use them as a vehicle for awakening. But what does it mean to be a safe space for another human being, to not have an agenda in sharing time with each other? This process requires a shift in the way we view our relationships, and the function they serve in our lives. In looking through the lens of separateness we see relationships as a means to fulfill desires, reinforce identities, and defend the personalities we’ve worked so hard to maintain. In extricating ourselves from these desire systems we free the mind and body to be open to the appropriate response within any dynamic. We offer ourselves as needed but avoid getting caught up in the giving a...
published: 05 Oct 2015 -
Sacred in the Everyday - Ram Dass Full Lecture
A discussion about "somebodyness", and the urge to break out of our conditioned bonds of the thinking mind and into the spacious realm of compassion and being. Please visit the following link for additional teachings on Compassion: https://www.ramdass.org/compassion-truth-adversity/ Photos: Mary Bloom, Tom Asher
published: 15 Dec 2014 -
Embracing Our Humanity | Ram Dass Full Lecture 1982
In this lecture, held at the Asilomar Conference Grounds, Ram Dass discusses the changes he's experienced in himself over the many years that he's been teaching. He admits to having been caught in the separateness of acting as a, 'holy man', trying to be what everybody wanted him to be. He eventually had to acknowledge that part of him was using the spiritual path to avoid the things he couldn't face in himself, and that the game wasn't about getting high, but getting free. This requires embracing all of life, incorporating the darkness into the light. The human heart is the doorway to intuition and our actions must come from the blending of humanity and divinity. Until we fully accept our humanity, our intuition will lack harmony. When we embrace our uniqueness and accept responsibility f...
published: 07 Oct 2014 -
Living in the Paradox of Consciousness | Ram Dass Full Lecture 1975
Ram Dass describes the levels the Western mind has to go through to move beyond rational thought, and accept that other planes of reality are just as real as the physical plane. Then, and only then, can we give up who we thought we were and accept who we truly are. In you is everything you need to be a fully enlightened being. He also describes the processes one goes through when they surrender to God. From feeling the pull of God, to understanding the paradox of consciousness, Ram Dass walks the audience through the stages of the evolution of awakening. In seeking liberation, we must look toward God, but also honor our incarnation and relieve suffering on the physical plane. (Martha's Vineyard, MA - (8/16/1975). Please click the following link for additional teachings on Awakening: https...
published: 05 Jan 2015 -
Beyond Success - Ram Dass Full Lecture 1987
An exploration of the basic questions for anyone attempting to do business in a conscious way. Is it possible to do business, make a profit, act in truth and integrity and be of genuine service all at once? In his presentation Ram Dass depthfully sheds light and answers questions on such topics as: role-entrapment, the "inner-game" of business, personal power, obsessions with "success", alienation, deepening the "bottom line," collaboration and competition, going beyond ego, the downsides of being successful, stress, change, and fear. A useful and heartful tool to anyone "doing business" in the world. (LA, CA - 1/30/1987) Photos: Rameshwar Das, Mary Bloom, David Lenfest
published: 06 Mar 2015 -
Path of the Heart | Ram Dass Full Lecture 1992
Love is a particularly joyful path to God, one that allows us to bring the sweetness of the human heart into the spiritual journey. Ram Dass shows us how we can transform romantic attachment into the deeper truth of expanding, conscious love. (Rhinebeck, NY - July 1992) Please click the following link for additional teachings on Love: https://www.ramdass.org/love-is-now/ Photos: Tom Asher, Rameshwar Das
published: 30 Nov 2014 -
Fruit of the Actions | Ram Dass Lecture Minnesota 1982
Everything is either a vehicle for awakening or for going more deeply to sleep. When we identify with our roles, we need the others to play their roles. When Ram Dass was a psychologist, he needed you to be a patient. We have to let go of the fruit of the actions. The answer is it doesn't matter what the world of form does, only whether you awaken. Ram Dass was crying with jealous rage. He used every method that Ram Dass teaches. None of them worked. The deeper his faith, the deeper his willingness to work with the human stuff. The truth is both spiritual and human. Artists dip into non-conceptual energy and bring it back into the world of form. (Minnesota - 5/15/1982)
published: 04 Feb 2015 -
A Dialogue with Ram Dass and Eckhart Tolle
An evening with Ram Dass and Eckhart Tolle - these two teachers engage in an open conversation about spiritual awakening and the transformation of consciousness, October 28, 2011 in Maui, HI.
published: 19 May 2014 -
In the Face of Chaos - Ram Dass Full Lecture 1994
We live in the midst of great change - whether social dislocations or the aging of our bodies - which confront our egos with fear. How we work with our awareness in the face of that fear determines whether we can bring healing to the situations we encounter. (San Rafael, CA - 1994) Please click the following link for additional teachings on Fear: https://www.ramdass.org/practical-aspects-for-dealing-with-fear/ Photos: Lisa Law, Rameshwar Das
published: 12 Nov 2014 -
Ram Dass | Nowhere to Stand - Full Lecture
Our concepts of who we are help us to navigate our world, but they are often overvalued and have the potential to trap us in form. These traits create an image with which we identify, and subsequently struggle to maintain as we are presented with life's inevitable changes. In this talk, given at the University of Vermont, Ram Dass begins by asking the question, 'Who am I?'. Are we the vast array of personality traits that arise in our day to day lives? Can we pinpoint exactly who or what we are within our body, mind or spirit? These questions, as Ram Dass explains, continuously led him back into the void, as every answer he had was ultimately untrue. He eventually learned to identify with the creator, rather than the creation, and his sense of separateness began to dissolve. We often fai...
published: 17 Oct 2014
Being Free Together | Ram Dass Full Lecture
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 69:16
- Updated: 05 Oct 2015
- views: 69257
What we offer one another as human beings is an environment. And in spending so much time in relationships, it only makes sense that we try to use them as a veh...
What we offer one another as human beings is an environment. And in spending so much time in relationships, it only makes sense that we try to use them as a vehicle for awakening. But what does it mean to be a safe space for another human being, to not have an agenda in sharing time with each other? This process requires a shift in the way we view our relationships, and the function they serve in our lives. In looking through the lens of separateness we see relationships as a means to fulfill desires, reinforce identities, and defend the personalities we’ve worked so hard to maintain. In extricating ourselves from these desire systems we free the mind and body to be open to the appropriate response within any dynamic. We offer ourselves as needed but avoid getting caught up in the giving and receiving. We learn to honor and delight in the beauty of the intellect without being caught or attempting to trap others. (Detroit, OR - August 1994) Please click the following link for further teachings on relationships:
https://www.ramdass.org/relationships-emotions/
https://wn.com/Being_Free_Together_|_Ram_Dass_Full_Lecture
What we offer one another as human beings is an environment. And in spending so much time in relationships, it only makes sense that we try to use them as a vehicle for awakening. But what does it mean to be a safe space for another human being, to not have an agenda in sharing time with each other? This process requires a shift in the way we view our relationships, and the function they serve in our lives. In looking through the lens of separateness we see relationships as a means to fulfill desires, reinforce identities, and defend the personalities we’ve worked so hard to maintain. In extricating ourselves from these desire systems we free the mind and body to be open to the appropriate response within any dynamic. We offer ourselves as needed but avoid getting caught up in the giving and receiving. We learn to honor and delight in the beauty of the intellect without being caught or attempting to trap others. (Detroit, OR - August 1994) Please click the following link for further teachings on relationships:
https://www.ramdass.org/relationships-emotions/
- published: 05 Oct 2015
- views: 69257
Sacred in the Everyday - Ram Dass Full Lecture
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 87:15
- Updated: 15 Dec 2014
- views: 53120
A discussion about "somebodyness", and the urge to break out of our conditioned bonds of the thinking mind and into the spacious realm of compassion and being.
...
A discussion about "somebodyness", and the urge to break out of our conditioned bonds of the thinking mind and into the spacious realm of compassion and being.
Please visit the following link for additional teachings on Compassion:
https://www.ramdass.org/compassion-truth-adversity/
Photos: Mary Bloom, Tom Asher
https://wn.com/Sacred_In_The_Everyday_Ram_Dass_Full_Lecture
A discussion about "somebodyness", and the urge to break out of our conditioned bonds of the thinking mind and into the spacious realm of compassion and being.
Please visit the following link for additional teachings on Compassion:
https://www.ramdass.org/compassion-truth-adversity/
Photos: Mary Bloom, Tom Asher
- published: 15 Dec 2014
- views: 53120
Embracing Our Humanity | Ram Dass Full Lecture 1982
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 116:07
- Updated: 07 Oct 2014
- views: 67530
In this lecture, held at the Asilomar Conference Grounds, Ram Dass
discusses the changes he's experienced in himself over the many years that he's been teaching...
In this lecture, held at the Asilomar Conference Grounds, Ram Dass
discusses the changes he's experienced in himself over the many years that he's been teaching. He admits to having been caught in the separateness of acting as a, 'holy man', trying to be what everybody wanted him to be. He eventually had to acknowledge that part of him was using the spiritual path to avoid the things he couldn't face in himself, and that the game wasn't about getting high, but getting free. This requires embracing all of life, incorporating the darkness into the light. The human heart is the doorway to intuition and our actions must come from the blending of humanity and divinity. Until we fully accept our humanity, our intuition will lack harmony. When we embrace our uniqueness and accept responsibility for the creation of who we are, we begin to let go of the forms that keep us separate. If we can identify with our inner being then we can open to a much broader appreciation of the outer world in which we must live. We can learn to operate within our roles, without getting lost in them. Who we think we are disappears, and we find action in that previously confined energy.(Pacific Grove, CA - 8/7/1982)
Please click the following link for further teachings on emotions:
https://www.ramdass.org/using-emotions-on-the-spiritual-path/
https://wn.com/Embracing_Our_Humanity_|_Ram_Dass_Full_Lecture_1982
In this lecture, held at the Asilomar Conference Grounds, Ram Dass
discusses the changes he's experienced in himself over the many years that he's been teaching. He admits to having been caught in the separateness of acting as a, 'holy man', trying to be what everybody wanted him to be. He eventually had to acknowledge that part of him was using the spiritual path to avoid the things he couldn't face in himself, and that the game wasn't about getting high, but getting free. This requires embracing all of life, incorporating the darkness into the light. The human heart is the doorway to intuition and our actions must come from the blending of humanity and divinity. Until we fully accept our humanity, our intuition will lack harmony. When we embrace our uniqueness and accept responsibility for the creation of who we are, we begin to let go of the forms that keep us separate. If we can identify with our inner being then we can open to a much broader appreciation of the outer world in which we must live. We can learn to operate within our roles, without getting lost in them. Who we think we are disappears, and we find action in that previously confined energy.(Pacific Grove, CA - 8/7/1982)
Please click the following link for further teachings on emotions:
https://www.ramdass.org/using-emotions-on-the-spiritual-path/
- published: 07 Oct 2014
- views: 67530
Living in the Paradox of Consciousness | Ram Dass Full Lecture 1975
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 85:34
- Updated: 05 Jan 2015
- views: 45313
Ram Dass describes the levels the Western mind has to go through to move beyond rational thought, and accept that other planes of reality are just as real as th...
Ram Dass describes the levels the Western mind has to go through to move beyond rational thought, and accept that other planes of reality are just as real as the physical plane. Then, and only then, can we give up who we thought we were and accept who we truly are. In you is everything you need to be a fully enlightened being. He also describes the processes one goes through when they surrender to God. From feeling the pull of God, to understanding the paradox of consciousness, Ram Dass walks the audience through the stages of the evolution of awakening. In seeking liberation, we must look toward God, but also honor our incarnation and relieve suffering on the physical plane. (Martha's Vineyard, MA - (8/16/1975). Please click the following link for additional teachings on Awakening:
https://www.ramdass.org/episode-58-stages-journey/
Photos: Rameshwar Das
https://wn.com/Living_In_The_Paradox_Of_Consciousness_|_Ram_Dass_Full_Lecture_1975
Ram Dass describes the levels the Western mind has to go through to move beyond rational thought, and accept that other planes of reality are just as real as the physical plane. Then, and only then, can we give up who we thought we were and accept who we truly are. In you is everything you need to be a fully enlightened being. He also describes the processes one goes through when they surrender to God. From feeling the pull of God, to understanding the paradox of consciousness, Ram Dass walks the audience through the stages of the evolution of awakening. In seeking liberation, we must look toward God, but also honor our incarnation and relieve suffering on the physical plane. (Martha's Vineyard, MA - (8/16/1975). Please click the following link for additional teachings on Awakening:
https://www.ramdass.org/episode-58-stages-journey/
Photos: Rameshwar Das
- published: 05 Jan 2015
- views: 45313
Beyond Success - Ram Dass Full Lecture 1987
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 120:55
- Updated: 06 Mar 2015
- views: 58836
An exploration of the basic questions for anyone attempting to do business in a conscious way. Is it possible to do business, make a profit, act in truth and in...
An exploration of the basic questions for anyone attempting to do business in a conscious way. Is it possible to do business, make a profit, act in truth and integrity and be of genuine service all at once? In his presentation Ram Dass depthfully sheds light and answers questions on such topics as: role-entrapment, the "inner-game" of business, personal power, obsessions with "success", alienation, deepening the "bottom line," collaboration and competition, going beyond ego, the downsides of being successful, stress, change, and fear. A useful and heartful tool to anyone "doing business" in the world. (LA, CA - 1/30/1987)
Photos: Rameshwar Das, Mary Bloom, David Lenfest
https://wn.com/Beyond_Success_Ram_Dass_Full_Lecture_1987
An exploration of the basic questions for anyone attempting to do business in a conscious way. Is it possible to do business, make a profit, act in truth and integrity and be of genuine service all at once? In his presentation Ram Dass depthfully sheds light and answers questions on such topics as: role-entrapment, the "inner-game" of business, personal power, obsessions with "success", alienation, deepening the "bottom line," collaboration and competition, going beyond ego, the downsides of being successful, stress, change, and fear. A useful and heartful tool to anyone "doing business" in the world. (LA, CA - 1/30/1987)
Photos: Rameshwar Das, Mary Bloom, David Lenfest
- published: 06 Mar 2015
- views: 58836
Path of the Heart | Ram Dass Full Lecture 1992
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 71:08
- Updated: 30 Nov 2014
- views: 77447
Love is a particularly joyful path to God, one that allows us to bring the sweetness of the human heart into the spiritual journey. Ram Dass shows us how we can...
Love is a particularly joyful path to God, one that allows us to bring the sweetness of the human heart into the spiritual journey. Ram Dass shows us how we can transform romantic attachment into the deeper truth of expanding, conscious love. (Rhinebeck, NY - July 1992)
Please click the following link for additional teachings on Love:
https://www.ramdass.org/love-is-now/
Photos: Tom Asher, Rameshwar Das
https://wn.com/Path_Of_The_Heart_|_Ram_Dass_Full_Lecture_1992
Love is a particularly joyful path to God, one that allows us to bring the sweetness of the human heart into the spiritual journey. Ram Dass shows us how we can transform romantic attachment into the deeper truth of expanding, conscious love. (Rhinebeck, NY - July 1992)
Please click the following link for additional teachings on Love:
https://www.ramdass.org/love-is-now/
Photos: Tom Asher, Rameshwar Das
- published: 30 Nov 2014
- views: 77447
Fruit of the Actions | Ram Dass Lecture Minnesota 1982
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 58:01
- Updated: 04 Feb 2015
- views: 39183
Everything is either a vehicle for awakening or for going more deeply to sleep. When we identify with our roles, we need the others to play their roles. When Ra...
Everything is either a vehicle for awakening or for going more deeply to sleep. When we identify with our roles, we need the others to play their roles. When Ram Dass was a psychologist, he needed you to be a patient. We have to let go of the fruit of the actions. The answer is it doesn't matter what the world of form does, only whether you awaken. Ram Dass was crying with jealous rage. He used every method that Ram Dass teaches. None of them worked. The deeper his faith, the deeper his willingness to work with the human stuff. The truth is both spiritual and human. Artists dip into non-conceptual energy and bring it back into the world of form.
(Minnesota - 5/15/1982)
https://wn.com/Fruit_Of_The_Actions_|_Ram_Dass_Lecture_Minnesota_1982
Everything is either a vehicle for awakening or for going more deeply to sleep. When we identify with our roles, we need the others to play their roles. When Ram Dass was a psychologist, he needed you to be a patient. We have to let go of the fruit of the actions. The answer is it doesn't matter what the world of form does, only whether you awaken. Ram Dass was crying with jealous rage. He used every method that Ram Dass teaches. None of them worked. The deeper his faith, the deeper his willingness to work with the human stuff. The truth is both spiritual and human. Artists dip into non-conceptual energy and bring it back into the world of form.
(Minnesota - 5/15/1982)
- published: 04 Feb 2015
- views: 39183
A Dialogue with Ram Dass and Eckhart Tolle
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 120:22
- Updated: 19 May 2014
- views: 545295
An evening with Ram Dass and Eckhart Tolle - these two teachers engage in an open conversation about spiritual awakening and the transformation of consciousnes...
An evening with Ram Dass and Eckhart Tolle - these two teachers engage in an open conversation about spiritual awakening and the transformation of consciousness, October 28, 2011 in Maui, HI.
https://wn.com/A_Dialogue_With_Ram_Dass_And_Eckhart_Tolle
An evening with Ram Dass and Eckhart Tolle - these two teachers engage in an open conversation about spiritual awakening and the transformation of consciousness, October 28, 2011 in Maui, HI.
- published: 19 May 2014
- views: 545295
In the Face of Chaos - Ram Dass Full Lecture 1994
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 62:06
- Updated: 12 Nov 2014
- views: 68656
We live in the midst of great change - whether social dislocations or the aging of our bodies - which confront our egos with fear. How we work with our awarene...
We live in the midst of great change - whether social dislocations or the aging of our bodies - which confront our egos with fear. How we work with our awareness in the face of that fear determines whether we can bring healing to the situations we encounter. (San Rafael, CA - 1994) Please click the following link for additional teachings on Fear:
https://www.ramdass.org/practical-aspects-for-dealing-with-fear/
Photos: Lisa Law, Rameshwar Das
https://wn.com/In_The_Face_Of_Chaos_Ram_Dass_Full_Lecture_1994
We live in the midst of great change - whether social dislocations or the aging of our bodies - which confront our egos with fear. How we work with our awareness in the face of that fear determines whether we can bring healing to the situations we encounter. (San Rafael, CA - 1994) Please click the following link for additional teachings on Fear:
https://www.ramdass.org/practical-aspects-for-dealing-with-fear/
Photos: Lisa Law, Rameshwar Das
- published: 12 Nov 2014
- views: 68656
Ram Dass | Nowhere to Stand - Full Lecture
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 79:36
- Updated: 17 Oct 2014
- views: 28845
Our concepts of who we are help us to navigate our world, but they are often overvalued and have the potential to trap us in form. These traits create an image ...
Our concepts of who we are help us to navigate our world, but they are often overvalued and have the potential to trap us in form. These traits create an image with which we identify, and subsequently struggle to maintain as we are presented with life's inevitable changes. In this talk, given at the University of Vermont, Ram Dass begins by asking the question, 'Who am I?'. Are we the vast array of personality traits that arise in our day to day lives? Can we pinpoint exactly who or what we are within our body, mind or spirit? These questions, as Ram Dass explains, continuously led him back into the void, as every answer he had was ultimately untrue. He eventually learned to identify with the creator, rather than the creation, and his sense of separateness began to dissolve.
We often fail to recognize that we too are a part of the lawful unfolding of nature. From a higher perspective we can sometimes see that it's all perfect, but that attitude is difficult to maintain in the presence of real suffering. If we attempt to live in either of these extremes, then we're standing, 'somewhere', and there's nowhere to stand. Our incarnation isn't an error, and where we are is exactly where we are supposed to be, in this moment. We can't push away our humanity, as freedom comes through form, not in spite of it.
(University of Vermont - Burlington, VT - 10/30/1986)
https://wn.com/Ram_Dass_|_Nowhere_To_Stand_Full_Lecture
Our concepts of who we are help us to navigate our world, but they are often overvalued and have the potential to trap us in form. These traits create an image with which we identify, and subsequently struggle to maintain as we are presented with life's inevitable changes. In this talk, given at the University of Vermont, Ram Dass begins by asking the question, 'Who am I?'. Are we the vast array of personality traits that arise in our day to day lives? Can we pinpoint exactly who or what we are within our body, mind or spirit? These questions, as Ram Dass explains, continuously led him back into the void, as every answer he had was ultimately untrue. He eventually learned to identify with the creator, rather than the creation, and his sense of separateness began to dissolve.
We often fail to recognize that we too are a part of the lawful unfolding of nature. From a higher perspective we can sometimes see that it's all perfect, but that attitude is difficult to maintain in the presence of real suffering. If we attempt to live in either of these extremes, then we're standing, 'somewhere', and there's nowhere to stand. Our incarnation isn't an error, and where we are is exactly where we are supposed to be, in this moment. We can't push away our humanity, as freedom comes through form, not in spite of it.
(University of Vermont - Burlington, VT - 10/30/1986)
- published: 17 Oct 2014
- views: 28845
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Ram Dass on the Levin Interviews | Part 1 of 2 - BBC 1981
Ram Dass interviewed on the BBC in 1981. Ram Dass tells his story. Ram Dass is spiritual not religious. The entire universe is lawful in its unfolding. It's not by chance that each event occurs. It is a set of lawful interactions. It is best to listen for your part in the play, not the chooser. We have taken a human birth to have a series of experiences which are vehicles for our awakening out of the illusion that we are exclusively separate. The journey of awakening goes from seeing yourself as separate to seeing that this "you" is only relatively real. You are separate on one plane, but going up one level, you see that we are not separate.
published: 19 May 2014 -
Ram Dass on the Levin Interviews | Part 2 of 2 - BBC 1981
Ram Dass interviewed on the BBC in 1981. Ram Dass talks about how we use techniques that free us from identifying ourselves as our thoughts. As we extricate ourselves from these attachments, it's as if we are going behind the thoughts, to the space behind them. There is a difference between saying, "I am depressed" and saying ,"There is depression." In the spaciousness behind the forms is the equanimity. Prisoners can use their time in prison to become free. Prisons are a lot like monasteries. Ram Dass isn't in the business of pleasure and happiness, but he is in the business of freedom and awakening. When you awaken, you stop identifying with your body. Then, you lose the fear of death.
published: 19 May 2014 -
Ram Dass 2014 Interview with Bhakti Fest
http://bhaktifest.com/ Ram Dass first went to India in 1967 when he was still Dr. Richard Alpert, an already eminent Harvard psychologist and psychedelic pioneer with Dr. Timothy Leary. In India, he met his guru, Neem Karoli Baba, who gave Ram Dass his name, which means "servant of God." Everything changed then - his intense dharmic life started, and he became a pivotal influence on a culture that has reverberated with the words "Be Here Now" ever since. Ram Dass's spirit has been a guiding light for three generations. Through the auspices of Center for Spiritual Studies, Director Sridhar Silberfein brought Ram Dass over to Maui in 2004 to host a retreat. When recognizing a notable difference in Ram Dass’ well-being, it was decided he would stay on the island to maintain good health. Aft...
published: 15 Sep 2014 -
Ram Dass Interview with Bhakti Fest 2015
Since Bhakti Fest's inception, Ram Dass has made an annual appearance through exclusive interviews with founder, Sridhar Silberfein, who travels to Maui each year and films their conversations. Known for their humor, inspiration, and unmasked devotional attitude, these videos have been a highlight of the festival for the past six years. Transcribed for print and edited by Amy V. Dewhurst, author of Heartbreak Yoga, with a forward by notable kirtan artist Krishna Das, these conversations are presented in ways that are relatable to the Western yogi, no matter their level of practice or experience with yoga and Eastern spirituality. Known to never shy away from controversy, Sridhar approaches sensitive topics with ease and candor-from the spiritual significance of psychedelics to contemplatin...
published: 21 May 2015 -
Ram Dass James George Interview
State of the World Forum. Ram Dass interviews James George about awakening to our inner frontiers in order to solve our global and environmental problems instead of trying to solve problems only from our intellects. George says that inner consciousness and inner awareness are the keys to real change. The American culture suffers from not being exposed to enough of other cultures, such as Asian culture.
published: 19 May 2014 -
BHAKTI Fest 2016 Ram Dass Interview w/ Sridhar Silberfein Founder of Bhakti Fest
Published on Sep 21, 2016 http://bhaktifest.com/ Ram Dass first went to India in 1967 when he was still Dr. Richard Alpert, an already eminent Harvard psychologist and psychedelic pioneer with Dr. Timothy Leary. In India, he met his guru, Neem Karoli Baba, who gave Ram Dass his name, which means "servant of God." Everything changed then - his intense dharmic life started, and he became a pivotal influence on a culture that has reverberated with the words "Be Here Now" ever since. Ram Dass's spirit has been a guiding light for three generations. Through the auspices of Center for Spiritual Studies, Director Sridhar Silberfein brought Ram Dass over to Maui in 2004 to host a retreat. When recognizing a notable difference in Ram Dass’ well-being, it was decided he would stay on the island to...
published: 22 Sep 2016 -
Ram Dass - Part 1 Complete: Compassion in Action - Thinking Allowed with Jeffrey Mishlove
http://www.thinkingallowed.com/2rdass.html NOTE: This is the full broadcast portion of the interview. It was continued in-studio with an additional 58-minute discussion which is available on our 86-minute DVD. Ram Dass probes deeply into the nature of helping relationships. He suggests that when we see deeply into each human being, no matter how desperate the situation, we are able to honor and learn from them. If we view ourselves as the "helper," we become trapped in the prison of our own self-image -- and this interferes with genuine compassion. Ram Dass' own path has led him to look for God in every person and situation. Following this path, his life of service has included working with refugees, with the blind, and with the dying. In this moving, two-part program, he examine...
published: 03 Jun 2011 -
Ram Dass on LSD and Unity
Richard Alpert before he went to India and became Ram Dass, discussing LSD and the unity of all beings. Please click the following link for additional teachings on Psychedelics: https://www.ramdass.org/psychedelics-shift-reality/
published: 10 Apr 2013 -
Thich Nhat Hanh, interview Part 1 | Ram Dass Channel
Ram Dass interviews Thich Nhat Hanh at State of the Wold forum. Thich Nhat Hanh talks about using mindfulness to take tender loving care of our anger. Being aware and mindful of our breathing helps us to take good care of our emotions. Our anger is like a flower that needs the sunshine of our mindfulness. Our western culture focuses mostly on the intellect, but mindfulness is more important. The insight of impermanence should be understood in our daily life. Everything is impermanent and is made of everything else.
published: 19 May 2014 -
Ram Dass on the Levin Interviews | Part 1 of 2 - BBC 1981
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- Duration: 15:13
- Updated: 19 May 2014
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Ram Dass interviewed on the BBC in 1981. Ram Dass tells his story. Ram Dass is spiritual not religious. The entire universe is lawful in its unfolding. It's not...
Ram Dass interviewed on the BBC in 1981. Ram Dass tells his story. Ram Dass is spiritual not religious. The entire universe is lawful in its unfolding. It's not by chance that each event occurs. It is a set of lawful interactions. It is best to listen for your part in the play, not the chooser. We have taken a human birth to have a series of experiences which are vehicles for our awakening out of the illusion that we are exclusively separate. The journey of awakening goes from seeing yourself as separate to seeing that this "you" is only relatively real. You are separate on one plane, but going up one level, you see that we are not separate.
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Ram Dass interviewed on the BBC in 1981. Ram Dass tells his story. Ram Dass is spiritual not religious. The entire universe is lawful in its unfolding. It's not by chance that each event occurs. It is a set of lawful interactions. It is best to listen for your part in the play, not the chooser. We have taken a human birth to have a series of experiences which are vehicles for our awakening out of the illusion that we are exclusively separate. The journey of awakening goes from seeing yourself as separate to seeing that this "you" is only relatively real. You are separate on one plane, but going up one level, you see that we are not separate.
- published: 19 May 2014
- views: 107212
Ram Dass on the Levin Interviews | Part 2 of 2 - BBC 1981
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- Duration: 14:56
- Updated: 19 May 2014
- views: 50621
Ram Dass interviewed on the BBC in 1981. Ram Dass talks about how we use techniques that free us from identifying ourselves as our thoughts. As we extricate our...
Ram Dass interviewed on the BBC in 1981. Ram Dass talks about how we use techniques that free us from identifying ourselves as our thoughts. As we extricate ourselves from these attachments, it's as if we are going behind the thoughts, to the space behind them. There is a difference between saying, "I am depressed" and saying ,"There is depression." In the spaciousness behind the forms is the equanimity. Prisoners can use their time in prison to become free. Prisons are a lot like monasteries. Ram Dass isn't in the business of pleasure and happiness, but he is in the business of freedom and awakening. When you awaken, you stop identifying with your body. Then, you lose the fear of death.
https://wn.com/Ram_Dass_On_The_Levin_Interviews_|_Part_2_Of_2_BBC_1981
Ram Dass interviewed on the BBC in 1981. Ram Dass talks about how we use techniques that free us from identifying ourselves as our thoughts. As we extricate ourselves from these attachments, it's as if we are going behind the thoughts, to the space behind them. There is a difference between saying, "I am depressed" and saying ,"There is depression." In the spaciousness behind the forms is the equanimity. Prisoners can use their time in prison to become free. Prisons are a lot like monasteries. Ram Dass isn't in the business of pleasure and happiness, but he is in the business of freedom and awakening. When you awaken, you stop identifying with your body. Then, you lose the fear of death.
- published: 19 May 2014
- views: 50621
Ram Dass 2014 Interview with Bhakti Fest
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- Duration: 129:22
- Updated: 15 Sep 2014
- views: 48512
http://bhaktifest.com/
Ram Dass first went to India in 1967 when he was still Dr. Richard Alpert, an already eminent Harvard psychologist and psychedelic pione...
http://bhaktifest.com/
Ram Dass first went to India in 1967 when he was still Dr. Richard Alpert, an already eminent Harvard psychologist and psychedelic pioneer with Dr. Timothy Leary. In India, he met his guru, Neem Karoli Baba, who gave Ram Dass his name, which means "servant of God." Everything changed then - his intense dharmic life started, and he became a pivotal influence on a culture that has reverberated with the words "Be Here Now" ever since. Ram Dass's spirit has been a guiding light for three generations.
Through the auspices of Center for Spiritual Studies, Director Sridhar Silberfein brought Ram Dass over to Maui in 2004 to host a retreat. When recognizing a notable difference in Ram Dass’ well-being, it was decided he would stay on the island to maintain good health. After securing a home, assistants, doctors, therapist, and making sure Ram Dass was well taken care of financially, the Love, Serve Remember Foundation was created to replace Center for Spiritual Studies in 2009. Simultaneously Bhakti Fest was created and founded by Sridhar—from a vision he had on the stage at the Woodstock Festival standing along side Swami Satchidananda. Looking out at the field of humanity of 500,000 wild Americans, Sridhar said to Swamiji, "wouldn't it be wonderful to be casting our eyes on the same amount of people chanting the Hari-nam (the names of the Divine)?” Forty years later, the stage was set and this envisioning came to fruition through the workings of Bhakti Fest.
Today, you can find one-of-a-kind reunions of these two longtime friends at the special screening of Ram Dass interviews in the Workshop hall of all Bhakti Festivals. Listen in as they discuss current events, life experiences, and all things devotional.
https://wn.com/Ram_Dass_2014_Interview_With_Bhakti_Fest
http://bhaktifest.com/
Ram Dass first went to India in 1967 when he was still Dr. Richard Alpert, an already eminent Harvard psychologist and psychedelic pioneer with Dr. Timothy Leary. In India, he met his guru, Neem Karoli Baba, who gave Ram Dass his name, which means "servant of God." Everything changed then - his intense dharmic life started, and he became a pivotal influence on a culture that has reverberated with the words "Be Here Now" ever since. Ram Dass's spirit has been a guiding light for three generations.
Through the auspices of Center for Spiritual Studies, Director Sridhar Silberfein brought Ram Dass over to Maui in 2004 to host a retreat. When recognizing a notable difference in Ram Dass’ well-being, it was decided he would stay on the island to maintain good health. After securing a home, assistants, doctors, therapist, and making sure Ram Dass was well taken care of financially, the Love, Serve Remember Foundation was created to replace Center for Spiritual Studies in 2009. Simultaneously Bhakti Fest was created and founded by Sridhar—from a vision he had on the stage at the Woodstock Festival standing along side Swami Satchidananda. Looking out at the field of humanity of 500,000 wild Americans, Sridhar said to Swamiji, "wouldn't it be wonderful to be casting our eyes on the same amount of people chanting the Hari-nam (the names of the Divine)?” Forty years later, the stage was set and this envisioning came to fruition through the workings of Bhakti Fest.
Today, you can find one-of-a-kind reunions of these two longtime friends at the special screening of Ram Dass interviews in the Workshop hall of all Bhakti Festivals. Listen in as they discuss current events, life experiences, and all things devotional.
- published: 15 Sep 2014
- views: 48512
Ram Dass Interview with Bhakti Fest 2015
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- Duration: 85:00
- Updated: 21 May 2015
- views: 15190
Since Bhakti Fest's inception, Ram Dass has made an annual appearance through exclusive interviews with founder, Sridhar Silberfein, who travels to Maui each ye...
Since Bhakti Fest's inception, Ram Dass has made an annual appearance through exclusive interviews with founder, Sridhar Silberfein, who travels to Maui each year and films their conversations. Known for their humor, inspiration, and unmasked devotional attitude, these videos have been a highlight of the festival for the past six years. Transcribed for print and edited by Amy V. Dewhurst, author of Heartbreak Yoga, with a forward by notable kirtan artist Krishna Das, these conversations are presented in ways that are relatable to the Western yogi, no matter their level of practice or experience with yoga and Eastern spirituality. Known to never shy away from controversy, Sridhar approaches sensitive topics with ease and candor-from the spiritual significance of psychedelics to contemplating one's own death. Always poised, Ram Dass handles each hard-to-touch-area with grace and wisdom. This is the rebellious yet affectionate Ram Dass who shocked many in the 60s but inspired generations to a higher way of thinking, and ultimately being. You'll laugh; you'll cry; you'll be inspired to buy a ticket for Bhakti Fest-the only place in the world that consistently provides a space for the exploration of this level of consciousness and devotion.
https://wn.com/Ram_Dass_Interview_With_Bhakti_Fest_2015
Since Bhakti Fest's inception, Ram Dass has made an annual appearance through exclusive interviews with founder, Sridhar Silberfein, who travels to Maui each year and films their conversations. Known for their humor, inspiration, and unmasked devotional attitude, these videos have been a highlight of the festival for the past six years. Transcribed for print and edited by Amy V. Dewhurst, author of Heartbreak Yoga, with a forward by notable kirtan artist Krishna Das, these conversations are presented in ways that are relatable to the Western yogi, no matter their level of practice or experience with yoga and Eastern spirituality. Known to never shy away from controversy, Sridhar approaches sensitive topics with ease and candor-from the spiritual significance of psychedelics to contemplating one's own death. Always poised, Ram Dass handles each hard-to-touch-area with grace and wisdom. This is the rebellious yet affectionate Ram Dass who shocked many in the 60s but inspired generations to a higher way of thinking, and ultimately being. You'll laugh; you'll cry; you'll be inspired to buy a ticket for Bhakti Fest-the only place in the world that consistently provides a space for the exploration of this level of consciousness and devotion.
- published: 21 May 2015
- views: 15190
Ram Dass James George Interview
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- Duration: 42:06
- Updated: 19 May 2014
- views: 1779
State of the World Forum. Ram Dass interviews James George about awakening to our inner frontiers in order to solve our global and environmental problems instea...
State of the World Forum. Ram Dass interviews James George about awakening to our inner frontiers in order to solve our global and environmental problems instead of trying to solve problems only from our intellects. George says that inner consciousness and inner awareness are the keys to real change. The American culture suffers from not being exposed to enough of other cultures, such as Asian culture.
https://wn.com/Ram_Dass_James_George_Interview
State of the World Forum. Ram Dass interviews James George about awakening to our inner frontiers in order to solve our global and environmental problems instead of trying to solve problems only from our intellects. George says that inner consciousness and inner awareness are the keys to real change. The American culture suffers from not being exposed to enough of other cultures, such as Asian culture.
- published: 19 May 2014
- views: 1779
BHAKTI Fest 2016 Ram Dass Interview w/ Sridhar Silberfein Founder of Bhakti Fest
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- Duration: 69:26
- Updated: 22 Sep 2016
- views: 523
Published on Sep 21, 2016
http://bhaktifest.com/
Ram Dass first went to India in 1967 when he was still Dr. Richard Alpert, an already eminent Harvard psycholo...
Published on Sep 21, 2016
http://bhaktifest.com/
Ram Dass first went to India in 1967 when he was still Dr. Richard Alpert, an already eminent Harvard psychologist and psychedelic pioneer with Dr. Timothy Leary. In India, he met his guru, Neem Karoli Baba, who gave Ram Dass his name, which means "servant of God." Everything changed then - his intense dharmic life started, and he became a pivotal influence on a culture that has reverberated with the words "Be Here Now" ever since. Ram Dass's spirit has been a guiding light for three generations.
Through the auspices of Center for Spiritual Studies, Director Sridhar Silberfein brought Ram Dass over to Maui in 2004 to host a retreat. When recognizing a notable difference in Ram Dass’ well-being, it was decided he would stay on the island to maintain good health. After securing a home, assistants, doctors, therapist, and making sure Ram Dass was well taken care of financially, the Love, Serve Remember Foundation was created to replace Center for Spiritual Studies in 2009. Simultaneously Bhakti Fest was created and founded by Sridhar—from a vision he had on the stage at the Woodstock Festival standing along side Swami Satchidananda. Looking out at the field of humanity of 500,000 wild Americans, Sridhar said to Swamiji, "wouldn't it be wonderful to be casting our eyes on the same amount of people chanting the Hari-nam (the names of the Divine)?” Forty years later, the stage was set and this envisioning came to fruition through the workings of Bhakti Fest.
Today, you can find one-of-a-kind reunions of these two longtime friends at the special screening of Ram Dass interviews in the Workshop hall of all Bhakti Festivals. Listen in as they discuss current events, life experiences, and all things devotional.
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Ram Dass first went to India in 1967 when he was still Dr. Richard Alpert, an already eminent Harvard psychologist and psychedelic pioneer with Dr. Timothy Leary. In India, he met his guru, Neem Karoli Baba, who gave Ram Dass his name, which means "servant of God." Everything changed then - his intense dharmic life started, and he became a pivotal influence on a culture that has reverberated with the words "Be Here Now" ever since. Ram Dass's spirit has been a guiding light for three generations.
Through the auspices of Center for Spiritual Studies, Director Sridhar Silberfein brought Ram Dass over to Maui in 2004 to host a retreat. When recognizing a notable difference in Ram Dass’ well-being, it was decided he would stay on the island to maintain good health. After securing a home, assistants, doctors, therapist, and making sure Ram Dass was well taken care of financially, the Love, Serve Remember Foundation was created to replace Center for Spiritual Studies in 2009. Simultaneously Bhakti Fest was created and founded by Sridhar—from a vision he had on the stage at the Woodstock Festival standing along side Swami Satchidananda. Looking out at the field of humanity of 500,000 wild Americans, Sridhar said to Swamiji, "wouldn't it be wonderful to be casting our eyes on the same amount of people chanting the Hari-nam (the names of the Divine)?” Forty years later, the stage was set and this envisioning came to fruition through the workings of Bhakti Fest.
Today, you can find one-of-a-kind reunions of these two longtime friends at the special screening of Ram Dass interviews in the Workshop hall of all Bhakti Festivals. Listen in as they discuss current events, life experiences, and all things devotional.
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- published: 22 Sep 2016
- views: 523
Ram Dass - Part 1 Complete: Compassion in Action - Thinking Allowed with Jeffrey Mishlove
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- Duration: 27:34
- Updated: 03 Jun 2011
- views: 117712
http://www.thinkingallowed.com/2rdass.html
NOTE: This is the full broadcast portion of the interview. It was continued in-studio with an additional 58-minute...
http://www.thinkingallowed.com/2rdass.html
NOTE: This is the full broadcast portion of the interview. It was continued in-studio with an additional 58-minute discussion which is available on our 86-minute DVD.
Ram Dass probes deeply into the nature of helping relationships. He suggests that when we see deeply into each human being, no matter how desperate the situation, we are able to honor and learn from them. If we view ourselves as the "helper," we become trapped in the prison of our own self-image -- and this interferes with genuine compassion.
Ram Dass' own path has led him to look for God in every person and situation. Following this path, his life of service has included working with refugees, with the blind, and with the dying. In this moving, two-part program, he examines the delicate state of awareness in which one acts compassionately for social change while also accepting the world exactly as it is.
Ram Dass (a.k.a. Richard Alpert, Ph.D.) is a spiritual teacher and author of Be Here Now, The Only Dance There Is, The Psychedelic Experience (co-authored with Ralph Metzner , Grist for the Mill (co-authored with Stephen Levine, Journey of Awakening, Miracle of Love and How Can I Help.
https://wn.com/Ram_Dass_Part_1_Complete_Compassion_In_Action_Thinking_Allowed_With_Jeffrey_Mishlove
http://www.thinkingallowed.com/2rdass.html
NOTE: This is the full broadcast portion of the interview. It was continued in-studio with an additional 58-minute discussion which is available on our 86-minute DVD.
Ram Dass probes deeply into the nature of helping relationships. He suggests that when we see deeply into each human being, no matter how desperate the situation, we are able to honor and learn from them. If we view ourselves as the "helper," we become trapped in the prison of our own self-image -- and this interferes with genuine compassion.
Ram Dass' own path has led him to look for God in every person and situation. Following this path, his life of service has included working with refugees, with the blind, and with the dying. In this moving, two-part program, he examines the delicate state of awareness in which one acts compassionately for social change while also accepting the world exactly as it is.
Ram Dass (a.k.a. Richard Alpert, Ph.D.) is a spiritual teacher and author of Be Here Now, The Only Dance There Is, The Psychedelic Experience (co-authored with Ralph Metzner , Grist for the Mill (co-authored with Stephen Levine, Journey of Awakening, Miracle of Love and How Can I Help.
- published: 03 Jun 2011
- views: 117712
Ram Dass on LSD and Unity
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- Duration: 8:01
- Updated: 10 Apr 2013
- views: 35910
Richard Alpert before he went to India and became Ram Dass, discussing LSD and the unity of all beings. Please click the following link for additional teachings...
Richard Alpert before he went to India and became Ram Dass, discussing LSD and the unity of all beings. Please click the following link for additional teachings on Psychedelics:
https://www.ramdass.org/psychedelics-shift-reality/
https://wn.com/Ram_Dass_On_Lsd_And_Unity
Richard Alpert before he went to India and became Ram Dass, discussing LSD and the unity of all beings. Please click the following link for additional teachings on Psychedelics:
https://www.ramdass.org/psychedelics-shift-reality/
- published: 10 Apr 2013
- views: 35910
Thich Nhat Hanh, interview Part 1 | Ram Dass Channel
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- Duration: 26:54
- Updated: 19 May 2014
- views: 66555
Ram Dass interviews Thich Nhat Hanh at State of the Wold forum. Thich Nhat Hanh talks about using mindfulness to take tender loving care of our anger. Being awa...
Ram Dass interviews Thich Nhat Hanh at State of the Wold forum. Thich Nhat Hanh talks about using mindfulness to take tender loving care of our anger. Being aware and mindful of our breathing helps us to take good care of our emotions. Our anger is like a flower that needs the sunshine of our mindfulness. Our western culture focuses mostly on the intellect, but mindfulness is more important. The insight of impermanence should be understood in our daily life. Everything is impermanent and is made of everything else.
https://wn.com/Thich_Nhat_Hanh,_Interview_Part_1_|_Ram_Dass_Channel
Ram Dass interviews Thich Nhat Hanh at State of the Wold forum. Thich Nhat Hanh talks about using mindfulness to take tender loving care of our anger. Being aware and mindful of our breathing helps us to take good care of our emotions. Our anger is like a flower that needs the sunshine of our mindfulness. Our western culture focuses mostly on the intellect, but mindfulness is more important. The insight of impermanence should be understood in our daily life. Everything is impermanent and is made of everything else.
- published: 19 May 2014
- views: 66555
Ram Dass' Message To Young Spiritual Seekers (2013)
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- Duration: 4:10
- Updated: 18 Jul 2013
- views: 20254
The following is an excerpt from an interview conducted by Chris Grosso with Ram Dass on July 16th, 2013 for the Where Is My Guru radio show. www.facebook.com/X...
The following is an excerpt from an interview conducted by Chris Grosso with Ram Dass on July 16th, 2013 for the Where Is My Guru radio show. www.facebook.com/XchrisGrossoX
https://wn.com/Ram_Dass'_Message_To_Young_Spiritual_Seekers_(2013)
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Ram Dass Interview
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Be Here Now Ram Dass
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Ram Dass ~ Being Human
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A gathering of souls ram dass
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Karmic Clock, Ram Dass
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Ram Dass: Estados extáticos
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- Updated: 23 Jun 2014
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- published: 23 Jun 2014
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Journey of Awakening by Ram Dass Audiobook
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- Updated: 16 Jul 2016
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- published: 16 Jul 2016
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Jennfer Jones & Ram Dass
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Experiments in Truth by Ram Dass Audiobook
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Webcast with Ram Dass and Rameshwar Das
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A Spiritual Jounrey by Ram Dass Audiobook
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Grist for the Mill by Ram Dass Audiobook
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Experiments in Truth by Ram Dass Audiobook
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- published: 18 Jul 2016
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Webcast with Ram Dass and Rameshwar Das
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- Duration: 58:56
- Updated: 29 Jun 2015
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- published: 29 Jun 2015
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A Spiritual Jounrey by Ram Dass Audiobook
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- Duration: 2:10:33
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- published: 10 Aug 2016
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Grist for the Mill by Ram Dass Audiobook
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- Duration: 1:36:15
- Updated: 17 Jul 2016
- views: 345
- published: 17 Jul 2016
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Who are You by Ram Dass Audiobook
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- published: 17 Jul 2016
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Being Free Together | Ram Dass Full Lecture
What we offer one another as human beings is an environment. And in spending so much time ...
published: 05 Oct 2015
Being Free Together | Ram Dass Full Lecture
Being Free Together | Ram Dass Full Lecture
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Sacred in the Everyday - Ram Dass Full Lecture
A discussion about "somebodyness", and the urge to break out of our conditioned bonds of t...
published: 15 Dec 2014
Sacred in the Everyday - Ram Dass Full Lecture
Sacred in the Everyday - Ram Dass Full Lecture
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116:07
Embracing Our Humanity | Ram Dass Full Lecture 1982
In this lecture, held at the Asilomar Conference Grounds, Ram Dass
discusses the changes h...
published: 07 Oct 2014
Embracing Our Humanity | Ram Dass Full Lecture 1982
Embracing Our Humanity | Ram Dass Full Lecture 1982
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Living in the Paradox of Consciousness | Ram Dass Full Lecture 1975
Ram Dass describes the levels the Western mind has to go through to move beyond rational t...
published: 05 Jan 2015
Living in the Paradox of Consciousness | Ram Dass Full Lecture 1975
Living in the Paradox of Consciousness | Ram Dass Full Lecture 1975
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120:55
Beyond Success - Ram Dass Full Lecture 1987
An exploration of the basic questions for anyone attempting to do business in a conscious ...
published: 06 Mar 2015
Beyond Success - Ram Dass Full Lecture 1987
Beyond Success - Ram Dass Full Lecture 1987
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Path of the Heart | Ram Dass Full Lecture 1992
Love is a particularly joyful path to God, one that allows us to bring the sweetness of th...
published: 30 Nov 2014
Path of the Heart | Ram Dass Full Lecture 1992
Path of the Heart | Ram Dass Full Lecture 1992
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Fruit of the Actions | Ram Dass Lecture Minnesota 1982
Everything is either a vehicle for awakening or for going more deeply to sleep. When we id...
published: 04 Feb 2015
Fruit of the Actions | Ram Dass Lecture Minnesota 1982
Fruit of the Actions | Ram Dass Lecture Minnesota 1982
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A Dialogue with Ram Dass and Eckhart Tolle
An evening with Ram Dass and Eckhart Tolle - these two teachers engage in an open convers...
published: 19 May 2014
A Dialogue with Ram Dass and Eckhart Tolle
A Dialogue with Ram Dass and Eckhart Tolle
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In the Face of Chaos - Ram Dass Full Lecture 1994
We live in the midst of great change - whether social dislocations or the aging of our bod...
published: 12 Nov 2014
In the Face of Chaos - Ram Dass Full Lecture 1994
In the Face of Chaos - Ram Dass Full Lecture 1994
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Ram Dass | Nowhere to Stand - Full Lecture
Our concepts of who we are help us to navigate our world, but they are often overvalued an...
published: 17 Oct 2014
Ram Dass | Nowhere to Stand - Full Lecture
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Ram Dass on the Levin Interviews | Part 1 of 2 - BBC 1981
Ram Dass interviewed on the BBC in 1981. Ram Dass tells his story. Ram Dass is spiritual n...
published: 19 May 2014
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Ram Dass on the Levin Interviews | Part 2 of 2 - BBC 1981
Ram Dass interviewed on the BBC in 1981. Ram Dass talks about how we use techniques that f...
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Ram Dass on the Levin Interviews | Part 2 of 2 - BBC 1981
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Ram Dass 2014 Interview with Bhakti Fest
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Ram Dass first went to India in 1967 when he was still Dr. Richard...
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Ram Dass 2014 Interview with Bhakti Fest
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Ram Dass Interview with Bhakti Fest 2015
Since Bhakti Fest's inception, Ram Dass has made an annual appearance through exclusive in...
published: 21 May 2015
Ram Dass Interview with Bhakti Fest 2015
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Ram Dass James George Interview
State of the World Forum. Ram Dass interviews James George about awakening to our inner fr...
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BHAKTI Fest 2016 Ram Dass Interview w/ Sridhar Silberfein Founder of Bhakti Fest
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Ram Dass first went to India in 1967 whe...
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BHAKTI Fest 2016 Ram Dass Interview w/ Sridhar Silberfein Founder of Bhakti Fest
BHAKTI Fest 2016 Ram Dass Interview w/ Sridhar Silberfein Founder of Bhakti Fest
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Ram Dass - Part 1 Complete: Compassion in Action - Thinking Allowed with Jeffrey Mishlove
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published: 03 Jun 2011
Ram Dass - Part 1 Complete: Compassion in Action - Thinking Allowed with Jeffrey Mishlove
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Ram Dass on LSD and Unity
Richard Alpert before he went to India and became Ram Dass, discussing LSD and the unity o...
published: 10 Apr 2013
Ram Dass on LSD and Unity
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Thich Nhat Hanh, interview Part 1 | Ram Dass Channel
Ram Dass interviews Thich Nhat Hanh at State of the Wold forum. Thich Nhat Hanh talks abou...
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Thich Nhat Hanh, interview Part 1 | Ram Dass Channel
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Ram Dass' Message To Young Spiritual Seekers (2013)
The following is an excerpt from an interview conducted by Chris Grosso with Ram Dass on J...
published: 18 Jul 2013
Ram Dass' Message To Young Spiritual Seekers (2013)
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Ram Dass
published: 23 Jul 2012
Ram Dass
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Ram Dass
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Ram Dass Interview
published: 12 Sep 2016
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Be Here Now Ram Dass
published: 29 Oct 2016
Be Here Now Ram Dass
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Ram Dass ~ Being Human
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Ram Dass ~ Being Human
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A gathering of souls ram dass
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Karmic Clock, Ram Dass
published: 21 Apr 2016
Karmic Clock, Ram Dass
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Ram Dass: Estados extáticos
published: 23 Jun 2014
Ram Dass: Estados extáticos
Ram Dass: Estados extáticos
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Journey of Awakening by Ram Dass Audiobook
published: 16 Jul 2016
Journey of Awakening by Ram Dass Audiobook
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Jennfer Jones & Ram Dass
published: 30 Apr 2014
Jennfer Jones & Ram Dass
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Experiments in Truth by Ram Dass Audiobook
published: 18 Jul 2016
Experiments in Truth by Ram Dass Audiobook
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Webcast with Ram Dass and Rameshwar Das
published: 29 Jun 2015
Webcast with Ram Dass and Rameshwar Das
Webcast with Ram Dass and Rameshwar Das
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A Spiritual Jounrey by Ram Dass Audiobook
published: 10 Aug 2016
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Grist for the Mill by Ram Dass Audiobook
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Grist for the Mill by Ram Dass Audiobook
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Who are You by Ram Dass Audiobook
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Powerful Magnitude 6.5 Earthquake Hits Off Northern California Coast
Edit WorldNews.com 08 Dec 2016
Residents along Northern California’s coastal region were awakened by a powerful magnitude 6.5 earthquake early Thursday morning, The Los Angeles Times reported.The quake was centered about 100 miles off the coast of Eureka around 6.50 a.m. PST and there were no immediate reports of injuries or damages, the report said. The depth of the quake was about 6.2 miles, according to the U.S ... Matthew Eberhardt told The Times....
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Solomon Islands 7.7-Magnitude Earthquake Places South Pacific, Hawaii On Tsunami Alert
Edit WorldNews.com 08 Dec 2016
CNN reported Thursday a 7.7-magnitude earthquake hit close to the South Pacific’s Solomon Islands early Friday putting all nations in the area on alert for tsunami waves. "Based on all available data, a tsunami may have been generated by this earthquake that could be destructive on coastal areas, even far from the epicenter ... The earthquake struck 70 kilometers from the island of Makira about 4.38 a.m. local time Friday (12.38 p.m....
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Attorney: Dylann Roof's mom had heart attack during trial
Edit Baltimore Sun 08 Dec 2016
Dylann Roof's mother suffered a heart attack not long after prosecutors described how her son planned a cold and calculated killing of nine black church members in a racially motivated attack, the white man's attorney said in court documents Thursday. Roof's mother collapsed and said "I'm sorry"... ....
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Tsunami Warnings Lifted In South Pacific Following 7.7-Magnitude Earthquake
Edit WorldNews.com 08 Dec 2016
Tsunami warnings were lifted for Hawaii and several other Pacific islands after authorities determined a powerful magnitude 7.7 earthquake that struck the nearby Solomon Islands in the South Pacific did not pose a broad threat to the area, The Associated Press reported Thursday afternoon ... Geological Survey said the quake hit about 200 kilometers (120 miles) southeast of Honiara, the capital of the Solomon Islands at 4.38 a.m....
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President Obama And The Greatest Legacy Ever Sold
Edit WorldNews.com 08 Dec 2016
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas DarlingSince no legacy is as rich as honesty, let alone trying to impose one that is unwelcome, some Democrats and Liberals are starting to question just exactly what kind of legacy President Barack Obama will leave behind ... As for Independents and Progressives, it’s not always what a person knows that counts but what he does ... troops and Iraq’s Status of Forces Agreement....
Falcons continue playoff push in visit to struggling LA Rams
Edit Atlanta Journal 09 Dec 2016
The struggling Los Angeles Rams (4-8) get a chance to compare Goff against the genuine article on Sunday when the Falcons (7-5) attempt to bolster their faltering playoff push at the Coliseum ... Ryan is just the latest elite quarterback faced by the Rams this season after Drew Brees and Tom Brady shredded their once-vaunted defense in the previous two weeks....
‘Frustrated’ with wife for denying sex, man chops off his genitals
Edit The Times of India 09 Dec 2016
The bizarre incident occurred earlier this week when Ghasi Ram returned home drunk and asked his wife to have sex with him ... Ram claimed that his wife, Manjhri ... She would never make love to me," Ghasi Ram told the Daily Mail....
Atlanta Falcons vs. Los Angeles Rams: 3 Fantasy Football Plays
Edit Fox Sports 09 Dec 2016
The Fantasy Football scene heats up this week as manyleagues enter their playoffs. So which of the Atlanta Falcons will benefit your team the most in Week 14?After the 29-28 loss to Kansas City, the Atlanta Falcons are out for a bounce-back win against the Los Angeles Rams. The Rams also come off ... ....
Inside the Rams podcast: Is the front office dysfunctional?
Edit LA Daily News 09 Dec 2016
As the Rams season continues to spiral out of control, it appears as though the infighting has begun in the ......
St. John’s twists the knife in revenge blowout of Fordham
Edit New York Post 09 Dec 2016
After being embarrassed by the Rams in a 16-point loss and thrown to the wrong side of a series it has dominated for more than a century, the Red Storm waited for their chance to restore order to the rivalry ... The Rams (5-5) have lost four straight games ... The Rams trailed 25-14 midway through the half and managed to cut the margin to one behind Chris ......
Modi not allowing Delhi govt to compensate Grewal's family: Kejriwal
Edit One India 09 Dec 2016
Arvind Kejriwal accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of "not allowing" the Delhi government to compensate the family of ex-serviceman Ram Kishan Grewal ... ....
Lafayette football looking towards future
Edit Daily Press 09 Dec 2016
It might be a stretch to say this year's Lafayette High football team is the best of the program's four consecutive to enter the postseason unbeaten. The Rams were unlucky not to win a state crown in 2013 or '14. The '13 team fell in overtime at the state quarterfinal level to a James Monroe passing ... ....
Hampered by injuries, Patriots offense must adjust against Ravens' No. 1 defense
Edit The Providence Journal 09 Dec 2016
FOXBORO — Tom Brady and the Patriots are known for making adjustments. The team’s offensive and defensive schemes change week-to-week based on each matchup. Brady adjusts at the line of scrimmage based on what he sees from the defense.In the end, typically the team that adjusts the best is the one that succeeds ... Brady & Co. got past the Rams last Sunday, [...]> ... ....
Dhruva movie review by audience: Live update
Edit International Business Times 09 Dec 2016
Director Surender Reddy's Telugu movie Dhruva, starring Ram Charan, Arvind Swamy and Rakul Preet Singh, has got good reviews from audience ... ....
Patriots: Injuries force offense to adjust against Ravens' No. 1 defense
Edit Worcester Telegram 09 Dec 2016
FOXBORO — Tom Brady and the Patriots are known for making adjustments. The team’s offensive and defensive schemes change week-to-week based on each matchup. Brady adjusts at the line of scrimmage based on what he sees from the defense.In the end, typically the team that adjusts the best is the one that succeeds ... Brady & Co. got past the Rams last Sunday, ... ....
Asus Intel Celeron 2.16GHz 12" Chromebook for $129 + free shipping
Edit CNET 09 Dec 2016
Walmart offers the 2.5-lb. Asus C200MA-EDU Intel Celeron 2.16GHz 11.6" Chromebook, model no. 90NB05M1-M00440, for $129 with free shipping. That's $70 off and the lowest total price we could find. It features an Intel Celeron N2830 2.1GHz Bay Trail dual-core processor, 11.6" 1366x768 LED-backlit display, 2GB RAM, 16GB flash memory, 802.11ac wireless, Bluetooth 4.0, 3-cell battery, and Chrome OS ... ....
Rams' Trumaine Johnson was chairman of the board game
Edit The Los Angeles Times 09 Dec 2016
The Rams cornerback and three college teammates at ......
5 features you may see in Samsung Galaxy S8
Edit International Business Times 09 Dec 2016
The Samsung Galaxy S8 may come packed with a 256GB internal memory and a 6GB RAM along with Harman's speakers ... ....
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