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Aug 20, 2020 59 min

Ep. 167 – Dharmic Roles

from Ram Dass Here And Now Hosted by Lacassy Dias

In this 1992 session, Ram Dass explores patriarchy and the Ramayana, dharmic roles, planes of consciousness, and being a good adversary.In this question and answer session from July 17th, 1992 in Rhinebeck, NY at the Omega Institute, Ram Dass answers questions surrounding the topics of patriarchy in religion, dharmic roles, relationships, the value of extended family, karma, planes of consciousness, self-love, mindfulness, personality, politics, and being a good adversary in social justice.Links from this episode: ‘Cultivating Wise Hope’ Virtual Retreat | Soul Land Music Series

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