Dale Borglum With Healing At The Edge

In this episode of Healing at the Edge, Ram Dev looks at meditation as a spiritual path itself, leads two different guided meditations, and explores the concept of emptiness.

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Illuminating the path to resting in embodied nonduality, Ram Dev leads a guided meditation & shares on bhakti devotion, emptiness, mindfulness, non-grasping, Kali, surrender, & unconditional love.Recognizing how disembodied so many of us have become in western culture through our relationship to media, the internet, electronics, and even all-too-heady spiritual practices; Ram Dev highlights a path to liberation and healing through engagement with our human body. Illustrating the steps to resting in nonduality through bhakti devotion, embodied mindfulness, and surrendering into the spacious heart, Ram Dev prepares us for the tantric realization of finding out who we really are. 

Illuminating the essence Tantric Devotion, Ram Dev leads a guided 'Guru Meditation' before sharing on the Divine Mother, the Unmanifest Absolute, Buddhism, emotions, and nonduality.

Redefining emotions as healing messages, Ram Dev shares the tantra of emotions, illustrating how spacious mindfulness towards our feelings opens gateways to wholeness.Sharing insights into working with our wide variety and volume of our emotional states, Ram Dev explores, through a tantric lens, how we can begin to open up to our inner feelings, rather than shying away from them and projecting outwardly. Defining our emotions and laying a tiered pathway for working with them, Ram Dev imbibes wisdom of the Divine Mother, inviting us to 'devour, or be devoured,' by this world of dancing form, beckoning us inward past our nuanced gateways of fear, and into the blissful joy of wholeness beyond seperation.

On this episode of Healing at the Edge, Ram Dev speaks with Charmaine Kachibaia, who is training to be a death doula, about working with the dying as a spiritual practice.

In this episode of Healing at the Edge, Ram Dev explores the path of love and devotion, sharing stories of Maharajji and outlining practices for dying into love.

In this episode of Healing at the Edge, Ram Dev lays out a pathway to move past the ego's fear and suffering, using concentration, mindfulness, devotion, love, and wisdom to expand our sense of self.

Performer, magician, and spiritual inquirer, Chris Britt returns to tap Ram Dev's vast wisdom surrounding working with our shadow, and embodying the Beloved.

Chris Britt returns for part two of a conversation asking Ram Dev about some of the remarkable teachers he has received wisdom from–Kalu Rinpoche, S.N. Goenka, H.H. the 16th Karmapa, Trungpa Rinpoche–as well as elucidate the intricacies and practicalities of vipassana practice.Chris Britt combines stories, humor, magic, mindfulness and embodiment techniques to help us navigate through these difficult times. He produced a documentary about the spiritual philosopher Alan Watts ("In the Way with Alan Watts") and was a joke and screenwriter for Mort Sahl and Robin Williams. Chris has shared his work with community organizations and companies such as Google and Hitachi Ventara. You can learn more at chrisbritt.com.

Chris Britt returns to Healing at the Edge to ask Ram Dev about some of the remarkable teachers he has received wisdom from, including Suzuki Roshi, Anandamayi Ma, and the Dalai Lama.Chris Britt combines stories, humor, magic, mindfulness and embodiment techniques to help us navigate through these difficult times. He produced a documentary about the spiritual philosopher Alan Watts(“In the Way with Alan Watts”) and was a joke a screenwriter for Mort Sahl and Robin Williams. Chris has shared his work with community organizations and companies such as Google and Hitachi Ventara. You can learn more at chrisbritt.com.

Illuminating the path of Oneness, Ram Dev embarks on an exploration of nonduality and shares a guided meditation practice inviting us into the spacious, blissful essence of the non-grasping mind.

Ram Dev explores how to move past delusion to work with strong emotions like anger through the all-encompassing lens of Tantra Yoga.

On this episode of Healing at the Edge, Ram Dev explores the nature of compassion and forgiveness, especially in the face of divisiveness, suffering, and difficult emotions. 

Exploring compassion and the spacious heart, Ram Dev discusses the possibility of fierce tenderness of the present moment.

Ram Dev leads a practice on working with fear, and talks about using centered awareness as a means of integrating practice into daily life.

Ram Dev gives a dharma talk about cultivating enough faith to face things as they are, and leads a meditation centered on the power of the grounding breath.

In this special session for the Ram Dass Fellowship, Ram Dev talks about how the Covid-19 pandemic is uncovering so many opportunities for practice.

If you enjoy the Healing at the Edge Podcast, we think that you will appreciate this reflection from Krishna Das on the power of love and grace he experienced first hand with Maharaj-ji.You can subscribe to the Pilgrim Heart Podcast Podcast with Krishna Das in your podcast player to receive regular talks, Q&A's and music with KD.