Becoming Nobody: The Key To Freedom And Happiness

Our higher and lower-self are always around, but who are we listening to most of the time? Who is having the conversation in our heads? Taking a deeper look at my level of awareness led me to study Buddhism in college and though I changed course to pursue a career in medicine, spiritual growth has always remained a passion for me. I think as humans we need a mass recognition that we are all one; we need to see that inside we’re all the same. Learning from others is a key part of the journey to greater awareness and there are so many teachers I’ve found throughout my life that have helped me do that. Today’s guest on The Doctor’s Farmacy is one of them.

Rameshwar Das has been navigating a spiritual path for 50 years. Ramesh met Ram Dass in 1968 and spent time with Neem Karoli Baba in India from 1970-72. He learned Vipassana meditation from Goenka in India. Ramesh has worked as an artist, photographer, environmentalist, and writer. He has collaborated on many projects with Ram Dass over the years, including the original Be Here Now, and the Love Serve Remember recordings, and is co-author with Ram Dass on three books, Be Love Now, Polishing the Mirror, and Being Ram Dass.

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8 Comments on Becoming Nobody: The Key To Freedom And Happiness

  1. I am me and I am the universe cos that’s where I’m going to become part of it one day again and the cycle will repeat over and over to I reach a higher level of consciousness and awareness then I will be whole

  2. We are all infinite, radiant beings of divine light and hope who are here to become part of the solution and not part of the problem, with the tacit understanding that there is no final solution

  3. I wish folks would stop calling psychedelics “drugs.” Drugs anesthetize, medicine wakes. These medicines, many of which are plants, are not meant as a quick fix or shot to enlightenment. They are supplemental to a person DOING THE WORK in the rest of their lives. They are like therapy, not a magic pill. They offer information, nourishment, insight, and vision and can help move someone along their healing path, but the work of self-healing is ALWAYS the responsibility of she who practices, she who walks the path. There are no external saviors — only guides, teachers, and lessons. It is up to us to incorporate and integrate medicinal experiences. It is NOT about “getting high.” And that is really annoying when “experts” conflate sincere healing work with medicines to club kids just wanting to check out and get high.

  4. There is an enormous amount of evidence for life after death. Start with David Fontana’s “Is there an Afterlife?”

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