Ram Dass, Going Home

Ram Dass, Going Home

Ram Dass, Going Home

Ram Dass, Going Home

I've watched this 4 times Ram Dass knew he was about to drop his body and explains his grace from the stroke, I love love love beyond words, I love Ram Dass I pray to him and somewhat feel that he hears my prayers. He's been a great influence upon me. I feel a presence sometimes but I don't know if it's ram Dass or the holy Spirit but my synchronicities are crazy 11 22 33 and mostly 44 I am About to drop my body as well just turned 34, Dec 4th and have heart disease. I know that I will soon meet him in the astral realm I meditate every hour of everyday because I have intense shortness of breath and the shortness of breath pushes me to meditate HARDER and I am greatful (inhale for 5 hold for 3-4 seconds and exhaling for 7 or your lung compacity) repeat start counting in your head while you exhale 1234 repeat & as a thought arises come back to your breath, repeat. My lifetime this is supposed to happen to me I have no health insurance It is what it is, and I love every being who reads this! I love you! With every fiber of my being! All is love!! 💕

A stunning short film, looking into the life and heart of Ram Dass... I am not a follower of his, yet I know of him and have listened to his talks- which have been insightful and transcendental for me. After this film I wish I had sat at his feet to experience his wisdom and his state of consciousness.....Deep gratitude for Ram Dass to share his last moments of life on film - allowing us to see Grace through the realities of life and death...and for the filmmaker for the beauty and power of image...it is a peotetic journey...

Going Home, is a compelling dream-like portrait of the prolific spiritual teacher Ram Dass focusing primarily on the final chapter of his life as he willingly excepts his journey is nearing its end. Ram Dass shares wisdom and insight on what it means to be human and what a gift life and life's changes are. Beautifully executed visually and harmonized exquisitely with the score and Dass's dialog, Peck's film is very powerful and moving. It gives deep perspective and meaning, a film for all audiences both young and old.

"Ram Dass, Going Home" is an American Netflix documentary from 2017 that is the first filmmaking credit for director Derek Peck here on imdb and for that, it is a pretty good achievement. This one takes us into the life and world of spiritual icon Ram Dass, at the final stages of his long life apparently. The one thing I liked a lot is that he narrated almost the entire thing himself. But as a negative consequence, i must also say that the one part where we hear somebody else feels pretty much out of the picture. In terms of the contents, some of it is really good, other moments feel a bit.. well not pretentious, but lets say not as educational and spiritual as they want them to be. But the overall outcome is still pretty good and I can see that this little film could even be mindblowing for some audiences. For me it was just good I guess. The ending was maybe the highlight, but there is more to it before that as well. I still believe that maybe it could have been a better idea for them had they chosen the 90-minute route. So we don't really find out about Ram Dass a lot, who he is and what he did in his life, whch means it helps if you knew him before watching this one and I must say I did n ot which may have hurt my overall perception a little bit. And I am pretty sure most people here in Germany or Europe too have not heard of him. But the positive is definitely far more frequent than the negative. The music is really good too. In the end, it was a close call if I should choose 3 or 4 stars out of 5, but I went for the former. Maybe a rewatch will change my decision one day. Thumbs up and you really wanna check this one out.

The film is touching,mesmerising and insanely beautiful. The movie takes you on a nostalgic trip to the land of unknown, the cinematographers have done a wonderful job. There is a calming and a soothing play of the soundtrack along with soothing visuals. The film could have been longer . Simply stunning.

I know you tried to find that second chance at life.Don't waste that precious energy on finding why ,who and how....BE HERE NOW. Watch ths movie and reconnect with what you have lost along the way. Enjoy.

This is a beautiful and soulful reflection of Ram Dass' journey. It is also ours in his reflection. We walk along Ram Dass in part because of the beautiful direction of the film but mostly because of his message. What he wants to leave us with. He is a greater teacher now than ever, always in loving awareness.