In this excerpt from the audiobook, Exploring the Hanuman Chalisa, Sitaram Dass discusses different ways we can approach the idea of God in form. He expounds on the concept of "multilogical thinking" as a way to elasticize our ability to utilize seemingly-contradictory perspectives and worldviews, and he offers some guidelines on the "protective factors" to keep us safe, minimize harm, and stay aligned with reality as we explore these various beliefs.

A clip from the live stream lecture series that became the audiobook, Exploring the Hanuman Chalisa. In this video, Sitaram Dass discusses the nectar of the Name and ends with chanting of SitaRam.

A clip from the live stream lecture series that became the audiobook, Exploring the Hanuman Chalisa. In this video, Sitaram Dass discusses the different way we can relate to the idea of God in form.

A clip from the live stream lecture series that became the audiobook, Exploring the Hanuman Chalisa. A clip from the live stream lecture series that became the audiobook, Exploring the Hanuman Chalisa. In this video, Sitaram Dass discusses the four fruits of life and how they relate to the devotional path.

A clip from the live stream lecture series that became the audiobook, Exploring the Hanuman Chalisa. A clip from the live stream lecture series that became the audiobook, Exploring the Hanuman Chalisa. In this video, Sitaram Dass discusses Narada, one of the beings that Tulsidas states cannot describe Hanuman's glory.

A clip from the live stream lecture series that became the audiobook, Exploring the Hanuman Chalisa. In this clip, Sitaram Dass expounds on the first line of the Hanuman Chalisa and discusses the Ram Dass teaching of using mantra to "Ram-ize" everything as a pathway to loving everything as Divine.

A clip from the live stream lecture series that became the audiobook, Exploring the Hanuman Chalisa. Here Sitaram Dass discusses Hanuman as that force that can “bear the unbearable.”

This audio was recorded from over nine different livestreams throughout 2020 during the Covid-19 Pandemic. In these lectures, Sitaram Dass explores each line of the Hanuman Chalisa, using sacred scripture, humor, modern psychology, and stories from his time serving his beloved teacher, Ram Dass. In this way, the Chalisa's timeless relevance can shine through in our modern, daily lives.

Ranging from old style country twang to acapella mouth trumpets, this collection of songs is a celebration of new life, the whimsy of childhood and the tenderness of family.