Ram Dass | Pt. 3 Growing Out of Dualism - 1970

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There are many methods to get us to the conscious state, and every consecrated act draws us closer to God. Cultivating 'the witness' is one of many methods that we can incorporate into our daily lives to deepen our awareness. All actions create more karma, but when we learn to shift on the astral plane we begin to see what karma we have burned off and what we are still creating. Through realization our actions become that of God's will, and we move into harmony with the universe. - (2/3/1970 - SF,CA)

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@dimibolhas 2 года назад

I am listening to you with my heart wide open. May all beings be free from suffering.

@davidmillerp47 10 лет назад

I have listened to this four part lecture three times. I love it each time more than the last. Thank you so very much Ram Dass for sharing your light, love, and enduring spirit. ॐ*{~_~}*ॐ

@arshnoorsingh5531 3 года назад

Try the 8 part methods to consciousness lectures.

@begleysbeatbakery 2 года назад

@@arshnoorsingh5531 oh man that one is a gold mine

@JodyFidelis 2 года назад

"All evil vanishes from the universe for him who keeps the sun in his heart." (27:48) Thank you, Ram Dass, for this 4th chakra mantra in English. English mantras are more powerful for me since English is my natural language. I "think" in English, so I'm also able to visualize the pure brilliant sun within my heart, beaming outward to the universe -- as I chant or recite the mantra. And I took TM in the 80's, so I've used Hindi mantras for many years. But I seem to feel the intention and power of mantras in my own language because I don't' have to take time to translate & visualize the meaning. Without that middle step, I go straight to feeling the purpose of the mantra. I guess it's more like an affirmation that I can visualize. Anyway, love you Ram Dass - you warmed my heart chakra!

@ThirdEyePerspective1111 2 года назад

That Bach guitar is so beautiful, and my cats are loving it too!

@Halo15God 3 года назад

I love you.

@user-wq5il4rj6n 3 года назад

it’s Michael Lorimer on guitar. Ram Dass references him in Part 4 of this talk.

@carmiiioi57 5 лет назад

We thank you. 🙏💜🌸

@toddmcgeorge6878 5 лет назад

I believe the song in question is Chaconne in d minor by J.S.Bach for those looking to either learn or find an original recording.

@dragonercraft1273 3 года назад

@arielkatzman455 2 года назад

Thanks!

@dmitriousali1462 2 года назад

in the previous part of the lecture when he mentioned that Bach was high the chaconne immediately started playing in my mind, and here when I was waiting for the music to kick in; sure enough, it was the Chaconne!

@motivationweightloss34 3 года назад

Thank you 🙏

@EndOfEntertainment 8 лет назад

cool stuff :)

@patrickboyle3106 3 года назад

That guitar is surely live. Would love to know who played it. Great job.

@kareemtryptamine8211 9 лет назад

That guitar reminds me of psychedelic Yngwie Malmsteen's Black Star intro

@Johnoooh 9 лет назад

it's a guitar rendition of a Bach piece for piano or violin, I forgot which one but I know it's Bach :) and Malmsteen plays a lot of classical influenced music so yea it's quite similar :)

@kareemtryptamine8211 9 лет назад

Makes absolute sense. The masters always build off the backs of the previous masters Thanks for sharing that!

@Johnoooh 9 лет назад

aboslutely beautiful stuff, I personally was wondering at first if it was a recording that ram dass put on or if it was a live performance :D cause if that was live.. my gosh, what a performance :)

@rosatamsen 9 лет назад

What is the name of the guitar player? What is the name of the Bach song he plays?

@jesse1leonard 5 лет назад

DrrT sounds like jimmy Page lol

@kclarence 5 лет назад

I'm 99% sure that the guitar player is Andres Segovia (1893-1987), maybe the most famous classical guitarist from Spain. He has an unmistakable sound. The Bach piece is the chaconne from the 2nd violin partita (BWV 1004). Enjoy! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zcGt9AFlIPY.html And there are many videos on youtube where you can see Segovia performing, which are wonderful to watch -- he is a master artist.