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Ram Dass Introduces Tantric Three Step Practice for Processing Political Rage

By Egleze Editorial Desk · Published June 8, 2026 · Duncan Trussell Family Hour · 754: RamDev
Ram Dass Introduces Tantric Three Step Practice for Processing Political Rage
Duncan Trussell Family Hour
Duncan Trussell Family Hour
754: RamDev

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"First step is embodied mindfulness. Let go of the narrative. What does it feel like in my body to be me right now? Second step is you feel compassion for the suffering that you're feeling in you and around you. Third step is tantric understanding that it's all awakened energy."

Ram Dass presented a three-step framework for engaging with overwhelming political anger and exhaustion without numbing out. The practice moves from dropping conceptual narrative into bodily sensation, then opening the heart to suffering, and finally recognizing all emotions as divine energy. He positioned this as essential infrastructure for sustainable activism amid constant crisis.

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