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EPISODE · Dec 5, 2024 · 41 MIN

Relationships of All Sorts with RamDev – Healing at the Edge Podcast Ep. 118

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Explaining relationships as the perfect environment to grow in our practice, Ramdev offers heart-opening wisdom. This time on Healing at the Edge, RamDev discusses: Being in the sea of humanity and all the ways we relate to others Relationships as a mirror for how our practice is going Lessening one’s self-absorption How fear, guilt, and shame make it difficult to be in relationship Keeping our hearts open despite the chaos of the world Being with our feelings and not getting lost in the story Acknowledging when we are running away Using relationships to work on our spiritual growth Meeting the messiness of the human condition Seeing the love within each person “Instead of relationship being only about comfort and enjoyment, and resenting it when it’s not there, use it as the crucible of practice. Use it as the place that is revealing to you where your heart is closing. When your heart is closing to somebody else, really it’s about not loving yourself. If you can love yourself completely, then you can be with everybody.” – RamDev

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