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The Only Dance There Is
by Ram Dass
from Anchor

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• Avg. Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5.0

• Something So Right
  I read this book a long time ago...and just am processing another reading so many years later... the words are just little trails like those clues left through the woods so one may find their way.....in fact I'm processing the material more effectively asleep. Waking to thoughts that actions done compassionately that reach out to others are not wrong things, they are the essence of the spirit of trusting yourself in this moment to do what you feel is there to do. How can love be a wrong way?
  (Well, it... more info

• honest & enlightening....a must read!!!
  A real page turner....simple,brutally honest with real life personal stories that are stranger than fiction!.....Ram Dass is a funny,down to earth yet extremely far out dude simultaneously...making far out illogical concepts not only understandable and believable but knowable provided you do the work.. he really knows his stuff and walks his talk so to speak....excellent teachings from a being of extraordinary intelligence,wit and love...one of the best books I've ever read...also hang out with his book "be... more info

• Good book--to be read with a large grain of salt
  Although I generally feel positive about this book, the unqualifiedly positive nature of the other reviews has motivated me to point out some of its short-comings. But I also hope that my criticisms will help defuse the knee-jerk rejection that many empirically-oriented readers might feel toward this book, since I do believe that the book is worthy of being read.
  First of all, it is apparent that Ram Dass has forgone the use of critical thinking. For Dass, it seems that any and all ideas have some... more info

• The Dance Of Life
  A wonderful thing happened on April 6, 1931. Richard Alpert was born. Years later, he was essentially reborn as Ram Dass, and, as they say, the rest is history. His wonderful talks in the early 1970's at the Menninger Foundation and Spring Grove Hospital are the heart of this book. His transformation from a Harvard psychologist to the first American Guru have been well documented. Ram Dass is the real McCoy, the genuine article. He was a pioneer of 20th century spirituality and the major voice for new age... more info

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