Staying Open to Suffering | Ram Dass Q&A

Ram Dass teaches us that we must do what we can to relieve the suffering in the world, but not overburden ourselves with the suffering that we cannot relieve.
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[@parkergreenwood108]

It's so difficult... one moment I'll be patiently listening to the silent voice within me. And then I will succumb to depression and sorrow in the next moment, and it's like that voice never existed at all. But how wonderful it is that we can always come back here, even after such difficult moments. And how exciting it will be to hear that voice even in such moments of despair, then we will be boundless!

[@bananabread888]

“When I get out of my judgment state of mind” so true

[@katherinadams7173]

Perfect timing, as you'd know❤ I definitely needed this. I get it but damn, it's difficult. I thought today I wanted to just "shut it all down and off!" I can't take the way things are in the world with all the suffering even tho I know "it's all the way it's supposed to be" I guess I need to play this routinely. Feeling empathetic is automatic...oh boy, but it is hell as he says

[@ilmariforsnas]

Thank you. "There was a mystery in the universe I didn't understand." The spiritual practice I'm taking, which I can recommend, also has this. It is called _Steps to Knowledge, the book of inner knowing_ - it is wonderful to have a guided practice.

[@bethwitrogen7091]

Constant daily reminder thank you! ❤

[@latestjob6979]

Jai shree Neem karori baba ji 🙏🙏🥰🥰

[@jakesouthwell2107]

Good topic to discuss.

[@nln7ylm663]

❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️

[@98bbrashear]

Thank you

[@NondualityChannel]

🙏

[@Kiw4765]

❤

[@carolinebielby5924]

Just needed this today my dad just been diagnosed with dementia 😢and me and my mum are in bits, any recommendations of books to read not on dementia but on something like this video .

[@himanimodi6466]

Be here now by RamDass

[@parkergreenwood108]

I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. I'd recommend one of Jack Kornfield's books. He's almost like Ram Dass' successor, and I find his books are a bit more digestible than Be Here Now. Wishing you all the love and peace in the world as you navigate the trials ahead.

[@happylikehugh]

Walking Each Other Home by Ram Das

[@Paul_Palma]

google "keto for dementia". Peace. 🙏

[@user-cy3fy6pe8b]

💯💯💯😔💯who am I to judge others man 😒smh