Raghu Markus, who introduced Duncan to Ram Dass, reunites with him on the podcast. They discuss collaboration on an audiobook, the significance of therapy, embracing all emotions for personal growth, encountering Garchan Rinpoche, and the transformative power of authenticity and empathy.

Raghu Markus, co-author of their new book, joins Duncan for deep conversations on identity, interconnectedness, and letting go of preferences. They also discuss the power of awareness and mindfulness, the ineffable experience, and creative endeavors. Listen to their audiobook 'From the Movie of Me to the Movie of We' and explore their insights on managing seasonal challenges and the current state of the world. Plus, discover the benefits of chanting, microdosing THC, and using Square Space for website creation.

Raghu Markus, administrator of the Love Serve Remember Foundation and brilliant friend of the show, re-joins the DTFH! Check out the Love Serve Remember Foundation for an up-to-date listing of their courses and upcoming events. You can also hear more from Raghu on his podcast, Mindrolling, part of the Be Here Now podcast network. Original music by Aaron Michael Goldberg. This episode is brought to you by: Squarespace - Use offer code: DUNCAN to save 10% on your first site. Lumi Labs - Visit MicroDose.com and use code DUNCAN at checkout for 30% Off and FREE Shipping on your first order! Athletic Greens - Visit AthleticGreens.com/Duncan for a FREE 1-year supply of vitamin D and 5 FREE travel packs with your first purchase!

Roshi Joan Halifax and Raghu Markus join the DTFH to discuss love, courage, and Zen.  Recorded at the spring retreat in Maui!

Raghu Markus, co-founder of Love Serve Remember Foundation and friend of Ram Dass, discusses spiritual growth, self-awareness, challenges of spiritual practice, and the transformative journey towards self-acceptance and inner peace with Duncan Trussell.

My dad, Julian Trussell, passed away 2 days ago and this conversation about death with Raghu Markus from the Love Serve Remember Foundation and GENIUS award winning author Anne Lamott seemed like the perfect episode to upload in his memory. This episode was made possible by CASPER and Mack Weldon

Raghu Markus, the person who literally introduced Duncan to Ram Dass, re-joins the DTFH! Check out the Love Serve Remember Foundation's 50th anniversary celebration of Ram Dass' seminal work, Be Here Now! Live on October 24th in Los Angeles, and streaming online! Click here for more info. Original music by Aaron Michael Goldberg. This episode is brought to you by: BetterHelp - Visit betterhealth.com/duncan to find a great counselor and get 10% off of your first month of counseling! Quip - Visit GetQuip.com/Duncan to SAVE $10 on a new electric toothbrush. Amazon Music - Visit Amazon.com/Trussell and get your first 3 months of Amazon Music FREE! BLUECHEW - Use offer code: DUNCAN at checkout and get your first shipment FREE with just $5 shipping.

Sharon Salzberg chats with Duncan Trussell and Raghu Markus about transitioning from self-preoccupation to self-love and service. They discuss childhood stories, encounters with spiritual figures, cultivating unconditionality, and a guided meditation by Ram Dass on Loving Awareness.

Join Mirabai Bush, an insightful author focused on death and compassion, and Raghu Markus, a vibrant collaborator, as they celebrate their new book, *Walking Each Other Home*. They delve into how embracing mortality can enhance our appreciation for life. The conversation explores the intertwined experiences of love and grief, highlighting their transformative power. With poignant reflections and personal anecdotes, they reveal how acknowledging our own end can lead to deeper connections and living more fully in the present.

Frank Ostaseski, Roshi Joan Halifax, and Raghu Markus discuss Frank's book 'The Five Invitations' and explore how death can lead to transformation. They emphasize small acts of kindness, navigating the limbo state between losing one's identity and finding a deeper sense of self, and embracing both our Buddha nature and human quirks. The speakers express gratitude for each other and share profound experiences from the book.