Healing At The Edge with RamDev Dale Borglum
Oct 21, 2026 · 45 min · 10 segments
**Exploring tantra, self-compassion, and embodied presence, RamDev guides listeners down the heart's path.** This time on Healing at the Edge, RamDev explores: - Shifting our relationship with our…
And we're really realizing that all the things, all the objects that we can be aware of are not who we are.
Now, the leading up to that in Tibetan Buddhism takes place through a lot of working with deity practice and mantras and certainly cultivating a lot of compassion.
What I find most appealing to me, and I'm not trying to sell it, if you're into Dzogchen, if you're into Dvaita Vedanta, they're wonderful paths, but can we begin to recognize our nature through the world, through the body, through sensation, through devotion, through beauty, through the energy of life itself? So instead of saying, not this, not this, In a way, it's the great death, that everything is not that.
And for me, this path then can bring a lot of tenderness, a lot of kindness, a lot of softness, which for me, having this background as a scientist is a very useful softening.
And we're really realizing that all the things, all the objects that we can be aware of are not who we are.
Now, the leading up to that in Tibetan Buddhism takes place through a lot of working with deity practice and mantras and certainly cultivating a lot of compassion.
What I find most appealing to me, and I'm not trying to sell it, if you're into Dzogchen, if you're into Dvaita Vedanta, they're wonderful paths, but can we begin to recognize our nature through the world, through the body, through sensation, through devotion, through beauty, through the energy of life itself? So instead of saying, not this, not this, In a way, it's the great death, that everything is not that.
And for me, this path then can bring a lot of tenderness, a lot of kindness, a lot of softness, which for me, having this background as a scientist is a very useful softening.
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