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Ebook About More than thirty years ago, an entire generation sought a new way of life, looking for fulfillment and meaning in a way no one had before. Leaving his teaching job at Harvard, Ram Dass embodied the role of spiritual seeker, showing others how to find peace within themselves in one of the greatest spiritual classics of the twentieth century, the two-million-copy bestseller Be Here Now. As many of that generation enter the autumn of their years, the big questions of peace and of purpose have returned demanding answers. And once again, Ram Dass blazes a new trail, inviting all to join him on the next stage of the journey.Book Still Here: Embracing Aging, Changing, and Dying Review :
I could use a lot of fluffy words to describe this beautiful book because it is … beautiful.And yet, I needed this book at this place in time in my life. I had visions and ideas that this book would read like all of the other teaching books of Ram Dass but I was shown wrong.There is a straight forward, easy to digest approach to this book. Ram narrates this book … rather than teaches and so in some small way, it fell a little short of my expectations.And yet … it was relatable, sweet, insightful and very relevant. I did find myself skipping over parts because … well, because they just bored me! I guess I don’t have to digest everything Ram has to say and I gave myself permission to jump forward … but only small jumps!There are very healing nuggets in this book that struck me straight to the core. The first time I pulled out my highlighter pen and my Post-it-note page saver tab, was on page 5; “But now I’m learning to take my healing into my own hands. Healing is not the same as curing, after all; healing does not mean going back to the way things were before, but rather allowing what is now to move us closer to God”.Straight away … reality check!!! How many of us are trying to get back to some place that felt a hell of a lot more comfortable than it does currently?! There’s no going back, only allowing grace to show us a path forward from this moment. I was broadsided by this revelation … broadsided!There’s a gentle nudge to keep moving and Ram Dass is right along there with us. Pain, physical and emotional, is at the base of this book. With that being said, it's not a book of gloom and doom but rather a path of honoring and relinquishing old ways ... accepting a process. Aging is a process and if you’re like me, it’s a deep descent into the unknown black and murky waters. There’s no rule book to follow and each path is so different because each of us is so different and yet, Ram touches some place in all of us.I came to appreciate the space I’m in and the path I will follow. I’m learning how to ‘Allow’ the process rather than fight it and to honor the changes. The thing about changes is it’s an endless, never ceasing opportunity to judge because we don’t understand it. It can be frightening to not know what is happening and what is coming and Ram will invite you to settle in and allow, love and appreciate the vast opportunity to draw closer to God. He offers his insights that he has gleaned from his own experiences and he will offer stories of those he was associated with or close to. I appreciate the stories because with each story, I found a piece of myself which always offered a moment of healing.I found this book to be very healing for me. I could relate to so much in this book and Ram’s own experiences. On page 185, “Before I had the stroke, I was full of fears about aging, and one of my major fears was about the sicknesses that might be lurking ahead. Gandhi says that before you can get to God, you’ve got to confront your fears.”I realize that not everyone is trying to get to God. There are those who have been on a path or are currently on a path to discover who they think they are … not so much who they think God is and yet, we’re all trying to get to that place of joy and peace. Whatever path we are taking, aging will enrich it, magnify it and draw us closer to all that we seek. It’s the judgments we attach to the process that mess us up.I may pick this book up again in another 5 or so years when I forget or when I am looking for some nourishment to help me digest the impeding changes. Sometimes I want to stay young forever because there is innocence in the lack of wisdom and yet, understanding what I understand now is quite delicious and soul satisfying. It’s a rite of passage to age and if I can settle in, release the judgments and tap into the wisdom that is being imparted at each moment, there is a whole new life awaiting me.Welcome to the aging process. As an elder Buddhist seeker, I found this one of the most helpful books about spiritual aging that I've come across. If you followed the author's life from LSD experiments on the Harvard faculty while he identified as Richard Alpert to his Indian search for transcendence where he found his guru and studied with many teachers from a variety of perspectives , and back to the US, you may be surprised by how much he learned by caring for his 90-something year-old father back home. It served him well as he helped others die and learned to live a very different life after he suffered a debilitating stroke a couple of decades before he died himself. 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