Dying into Life

A Week Long Program Recorded with These 2 Master Teachers in 1982

De: Ram Dass

Narrado por: Ram Dass

These recordings are from a rare and inspiring five day retreat held in 1982. On these recordings, we hear the wonderful Stephen Levine interacting with Ram Dass and speaking on his own. These two masterful teachers explore a deeply personal and inspirational topic. With meditations, questions and answers, and brilliant lecture, this program will transform your view of life and also of death.

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soul healing

amazing and life changing advice. If you're looking to dive deeper into your karma yogic practices this is a beautiful lecture to listen to.

A Master Piece.

A beautiful statement of love. A great tool for learning compassion with one self and others. this is my first direct experience with Ram Das..and I am in love. Thank you whenever you are.

Not enough Ram Dass but still good

Beautiful, Baba Ram Dass in the 80's I would say at his peak. The other speakers do make up 65% of this recording so be warned

Loving teachings on phys. & mental pain healing!

Loved it! Will be using these teachings over and over along with the guided meditation sessions!

BEST of Life's most important lessons.

An amazing listen or read. So grateful for the people who helped create this most beautiful of understandings.

Timeless and accessible transmission of ancient wisdom

Ram Das is a much beloved modern spiritual guide for a reason. This recording highlights this reason very very clearly. Loved it. One to cherish and listen to over and over.

Incredible

I love Ram Dass. But, add his partners in consciousness work and this becomes a wonderful resource on living, dying, love, pain, and everything in between. A true delight. I will listen again and again, I’m sure.

a bit trivial

if Ram dass is one of your favourite reads, you know the content will be interesting and insightful. this is a bit vague in comparison.

Great material, poorly organized...

I love Ram Dass but he is a small part of this collection of talks recorded at a retreat. It is poorly organized, there is no structure to the chapters, and one speaker will stop and another will start in the middle of the chapter. The audio volume is variable. Not really an audiobook, more a bootleg of a retreat....