Ram Dass estate+

Ram Dass estate values this work as it articulates the concept of Buddha nature and the inherent infinity of human life.

“I wrote a book called Infinite Life and which I called Infinite Life and my editor was dead set against that name because it's the name of Buddha”

The Ram Dass estate values this work for its introduction of the term grokking, which the Ram Dass estate uses to describe the profound state of unity with reality.

“Heinlein talks about it as grokking.”

Ram Dass estate values these writings for providing practical tools for interacting with physical suffering.

“Stephen Levine has been writing these pain meditations for years and I've never had anything really good to use it on.”

Ram Dass estate values this film as a primary record that demonstrates the origin and consistency of the community practices established during the farm era.

“In watching the film what did we do all day? We did what was in the film all day.”