The Power of Love, Service and Compassion with Raghu Markus & Hanuman Dass | Mindrolling Ep. 630

Reflecting on Ram Dass’s core teachings, Hanuman Dass and Raghu Markus discuss the immense power of love, service, and compassion. Check out There is No Other for more of Ram Dass’s teachings on the path to harmony. Also, stay tuned for the release of Hanuman Dass’s forthcoming book Be Yourself, formed out of his conversations with Ram Dass. This week on Mindrolling, Raghu and Hanuman Dass have a conversation on: Hanuman Dass’s experience growing up in a deeply connected, matriarchal family Living spirituality in everyday life, household puja, and devotional practices How karma dictates our lives and puts us right where we are supposed to be Hanuman Dass’s relationship with Ram Dass and becoming inspired to serve through food donation The Upanishads, self-inquiry, and Ram Dass’s perpetual devotion to Maharaj-ji Compassion as the direct road to enlightenment Empowering those we help rather than impoverishing them or pitying them Reflecting on the dharma of humanity and our shared responsibility to one another You can now watch Bridge of Grace to learn more about KK Sah, a Maharaj-ji devotee and close friend of Ram Dass. Click here to learn more. About Hanuman Dass: Hanuman Dass is the founder of the UK-based charity Go Dharmic (GD). GD’s core mission is global hunger relief, supported by their humanitarian crisis response work and campaigns for environmental action, poverty alleviation, education, and plant-based and organic diets. Hanuman Dass was inspired into service through his relationship with Ram Dass, whom he met in his 20’s. GD's founding ethos is based on the philosophy of Sanatana Dharma. Their mission is to “Love All. Feed All. Serve All.” Check out the GD website for more information and stay in touch with Hanuman Dass on social media. Pick up a copy of this guide to the Hanuman Chalisa created with Hanuman Dass “I feel lightest here, I feel happiest in service and love…drink is nice, you go up and down. Drugs might be nice, you go up and down. But, love is forever, you can stay in that space.” –Hanuman Dass