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Ram Dass answers questions from an audience surrounding attachment, addiction and relationships.

Ram Dass on Attachment & Addiction

"Today we remember Pete Seeger, an icon in both the folk music world and the realm of social activism. I never knew that he loved this particular bhajan - this is a very special song for those of us who were in India with Maharaji in the early seventies. I can remember Maharaji, at the end of the afternoon, telling us in English, 'Bus has come!' -- that's how we knew it was time to go up to the road to catch the bus back to Nainital. We would get on the bus, and the conductor would lead us in this chant for the entire 40 minute ride every day. This song always reminds me of those first days of being with Maharaji in Kainchi." - Raghu Markus, Love Serve Remember Foundation Executive Director 

Pete Seeger sings Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram

 Ram Dass leads a 35 minute meditation, originally recorded January 1981, in Sydney Australia. 

Ram Dass guides a soma (divine nectar) meditation, focusing on drawing the living spirit in through the breath and body - and releasing the stuff in you that is keeping you from being with the universe: fears, negativity, doubt, inadequacy, anger, loneliness...replenishing your body with healing energy. Release the things you don't need in order to be in the spirit. 

Soma Guided Meditation With Ram Dass

Meditations on the Gita combines readings from the Bhagavad Gita by Ram Dass with musical accompaniments by John McDowell, Steve Gorn and Gardner Cole. Chants by Ram Dass, Diana Rogers and Shyamdas further elevate and inspire this essential meditation experience.

The Bhagavad Gita is a jewel of Hindu spiritual literature. It represents the essence of the Hindu path to union with God and it presents us with a profound vision of the goal of the mystic's journey. It has been read and revered by spiritual teachers ranging from Mahatma Gandhi to Annie Besant.

Song is an appropriate image for the presentation of the Gita on this recording. Ram Dass' readings and verses from the Gita are set against an underlying wave of music which carries from verse to verse and allows for the contemplation of the words and the ultimate meditative space to unfold. The last three tracks segue into various meditative chants that include Ram Dass, Diana Rogers and Shyamdas. Meditations on the Gita is a unique presentation of Ram Dass' resonance with the teachings of the Gita.

Download the 60 minute compilation here: http://goo.gl/GCahjd

Ram Dass - Meditations on the Gita - Meditation #1

July 27 part 1

July 27 part 2

July 27 part 3

July 27 part 4

July 27 part 5

A lovely jaap track by Sudhanshu ji maharaj.

01 Om Namo Narayana

A lovely jaap track by Maharajshri. Can be used to meditate.

04 Om Namah Shivay Om namah Shivay

TERE DAR KO CHODKAR by Sudhanshuji maharaj

A lovely bhajan by Leena Ahuja at Ananddham Ashram.

02 Track Mein ghar Narayan le aaya..

MANG BANDE MANG USS BHAGWAN SE BY SUDHANSHU JI

This meditation is drawn from Theravada (Southern Buddhism) called "Anapana" - just bringing you to right here, and it's done through the breath. Out of all of our individual differences, what is common to us is we are all breathing in, breathing out. 


Ram Dass Breathing Meditation

Enjoy some of the precious, priceless bhajans and songs and audio sermons. Guru is supreme. Connect with Him with some precious hymns and words and embark on your spiritual journey.

MANG BANDE MANG USS BHAGWAN SE BY SUDHANSHU JI

Vishwa Jagriti Mission

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