Ram Dass 3: Who Decides?

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Ram Dass describes the paradox of decision making and surrender.
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  • @IIEthanGamingII
    This is the smoothest ive ever heard post stroke Ram talk. Lovely!
  • @lausdomin
    Dear old Friend! I hear you, I hear that which you can not put into words I believe you are living your belief as best as you can: Last time I sat w/you in July '75 in NY and I saw a blue-ish aura around you but didn't tell you that not to disturb your ego - or the rest of it. I spoke but you were silent; should we meet again, I am sure that we will both sit in silence.
  • @malcolmnicoll1165
    What a blessing Ram Dass to our world. He's actually at his best in these past few years. Thank you for posting.
  • @yeshprab
    This is a fascinating and intriguing video. I must say that I have heard of dozens of incidents such as this regarding other holy and enlightened men of India. These holy men, because they are in constant communion with God, know the things that will happen before they actually happen. Makes one ponder about "miraculous powers", siddhi powers, etc. Yesh Prabhu, Bushkill, Pennsylvania
  • @brockles
    Thank you Ram Dass. Can't wait for Be Love Now!
  • @soggydiamond
    Thank you. Ram Dass! Down to earth wisdom is love from above. A wonderful teacher you are.
  • @stevenforman3044
    I really enjoy Ram Dass! 💚🙏 I've also been really enjoying lots of Master Sri Avinash at the moment with my spiritual journey. #SriAvinashDoTV 👐🤲 I find his teachings so inspir
  • @Unfamous_Buddha
    You want to know the Ultimate Reality? This Is It, This Is It, This Is IT! -- Thank you, Alan Watts.
  • @italogiardina8183
    Ram Dass invokes the philosophy of an all knowing predictor, in the form of guru, as a means to tease out the paradox. Free will features as a qualitative mode of consciousness (taste ice cream or not taste ice cream). A deterministic universe as phenomenon invokes a puzzle of perception as social rational choice, though not rational if 'who decides' is ultimately personal identity and private. There is a sense Ram Dass advocates social rational choice as a form of social good qua universal love.