NE PDX Ram Dass Satsang

01/03/2026

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**RAM DASS SATSANG + BOOK CLUB** ❤️ CHAPTER 7 Join us as we continue to read from and discuss the book *There Is No Other* by Ram Dass, edited by Parvati Markus. In our p

11/12/2024

This coming Sunday, November 17th!

**Theme: Politics and Spirituality** As we approach a new presidency, many of us are grappling with fears, a sense of uncertainty, and political anxieties on the horizon. I

10/20/2024

🌟 Join us tonight for our Portland Ram Dass Fellowship Satsang! 🌟

📅 Date: Tonight, Sunday, October 20, 2024
⏰ Time: 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
📍 Location: Northeast Portland, Oregon

🎃 Theme: "Celebrating Death: The Great Mystery"

As we approach the season of honoring the dead, we'll explore death as a whole. Is it truly the end, or as some say, "The Great Arrival"? Let's dive into Ram Dass's insights on this intriguing subject and shed light on this universal mystery together.

We're excited to come together in loving awareness and explore the teachings of Ram Dass and Neem Karoli Baba. Our Satsang is open to all, emphasizing understanding, lovingkindness, and mindfulness.

🌈 Key points about our Satsang:

- Open to everyone, regardless of background
- No creed or dogma required
- We learn from each other
- Donations suggested but not required

Sign-up here: https://www.meetup.com/ne-pdx-ram-dass-satsang/events/302926848/?utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=share-btn_savedevents_share_modal&utm_source=link

For more information and to RSVP, visit our Meetup page: https://www.meetup.com/ne-pdx-ram-dass-satsang

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**Theme: Tis the season to celebrate the dead and death as a whole! Death! The great mystery - or is it? Is it even real? Why are we so afraid of it? Some call it the The

09/30/2024

🍄✨ Exciting news, friends! We had an amazing time at the screening of East Forest's "Music for Mushrooms" movie, where we set up our Ram Dass Satsang info booth. 🎥🎶

It was a beautiful gathering of like-minded souls, all coming together to explore the intersections of music, spirituality, and the transformative power of psychedelics. Our booth was buzzing with energy as we shared information about Ram Dass's teachings and the upcoming satsang events.

We're grateful for everyone who stopped by, engaged in heartfelt conversations, and picked up some spiritual nuggets to take home. The love and openness in the air were truly palpable! 💖

Missed us at the event? Don't worry! We'll be hosting more info sessions and satsangs soon. Stay tuned for updates and remember, as Ram Dass said, "We're all just walking each other home." 🏡



P.S. Check out the attached photos from our booth! Can you feel the love? 📸❤️

07/08/2024

**Theme: TBD** We will continue to meet on the 3rd Sunday of this month. Expect a loving community space for meditation, journaling, discussion, mutual learning, and perh

06/09/2024

Come join us on the 3rd Sunday of this month, 6/16, for our June '24 Ram Dass Satsang:

**Heart Alchemy** This month, we'll explore the theme of "[Heart Alchemy](https://youtu.be/yOBQv-g8GFw?si=LqYWwKmR9rnzEpjl)," inspired by the beautiful guided meditation a

03/16/2024

03/16/2024

Mark your calendars as we have adjusted our schedule to the 3rd Sunday of every month. We’d love to see you there. ❤️

Join me at March Local Ram Dass Satsang

01/12/2024

Update: This event is now postponed to the 21st due to the ice/snow storm and forecasted low temperatures.

Join us for our local, in-person January Satsang, "Moving into the New Year with Generosity", inspired by Ram Dass's teachings on interconnectedness. As a reminder, we meet every second Sunday of each month. Therefore, our next gathering will be this coming Sunday, January 14th. Let's explore how we can cultivate a generous spirit in 2024. Please, RSVP on Meetup to secure your spot (link in comments). Looking forward to connecting.

Our January theme, "Moving into the New Year with Generosity," is inspired by a recent episode of the Here and Now podcast, hosted by Raghu Markus. Please watch this video