Emphasizing the fact that we can define our own reality, Amy Butens and Julie Weinstein are drawn from the wisdom of Lamb Dass to discuss navigating the turbulent era.
Today’s podcasts are brought to you by Betterhelp. Try online therapy at betterhelp.com/beherenow. This episode uses the discussion: Beginners’ minds as a tool to get closer to the chaos of our world, and to open our minds in hell and hold multiple truths at once, hosted by Jackie Dobrinska, Amy Butens and Julie Weinstein. Rather than accepting change and uncertainty, rather than seeing it as a threat, remember to remember Ram’s self-esteem, seeing the opportunity for yourself and others to create suffering as a heartfelt service as a meditation of themselves and humanity, to explore the mental health struggle of identity, to embrace the weight of the weight of the world, to remember Ram’s self-esteem. The full spectrum of unknown possibilities, joy and suffering, you’re getting your copy. This vibrant, hand-drawn book chronicles the unconventional journey and the self-discovery of Lambdas.
“You and I are the power of transformation in the world. We are the consciousness that defines the nature of reality in which we move. Changing our consciousness has the power to change our inner and outer universes. That’s why you provide.
About Amy Boutens:
Amy Butens is an artist, illustrator and art educator. She is a certified integrity tanatologist and death educator. Her work includes the final rite of passage, where she serves as a leader in Jewish burial society. She has been a dedicated student at Ram Dass for over 20 years, co-leader of International Women’s Satsang at The Love Remember Foundation and leads the local Ram Dass fellowship.
“At the same time that there is this negative news, let’s keep in mind that this is an incredible time of blessing. We can hold multiple truths at once. This can advance in science and technology, public and global health. There are many things we can count our blessings. – Amy Bootens
About Julie Weinstein:
Julie Weinstein’s professional career is dedicated to advances in environmental and social justice. She also serves as both a Jew and Buddhist pastor in prisons, in the justice movement, and for those experiencing loss, grief and trauma. She is a death educator, burial society leader and artist, and pursues ordination as a rabbin. She has practiced the teachings of Ram Dass for over 20 years and co-leads community initiatives for the Love Serve Remember Foundation.
“I see Lambdas in perfect bliss as this wise wise man and say over and over again, “I love consciousness.” To know that it is possible to make bliss perfect from such self-loathing and self-loathing, he believes that he is a purely loving consciousness and wants it for us too. – Julie Weinstein
About the host, Jackie Doblinka:
Jackie Dobrinska is Director of Education, Community and Inclusion for Ram Dass’ Love, Serve, Remember Foundation and current hosts of Podcasts. She is also a teacher, coach and spiritual director, and is able to marry 20 years of mystical research and marry holistic wellness expertise over 15 years. As an inter-spiritual minister, Jackie was appointed to Creative Spirituality in 2016, and has extensively studied in several other strains – plant medicine-based Pachaktimesa traditions, Srividyatantra, Western European shamanism, Christian mysticism, and the tradition of wise women. Today, in addition to building LSRF courses and community, she leads workshops and coaches to discover, nourish and live the most authentic self.
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