Below is what I wrote the night I learned Ram Dass left his body. Writing is one of my main ways that I work through grief, and crafting these words was incredibly healing. Since then, I did go to Maui, and I got to touch his feet. I will forever have burned in my mind the power and beauty of staying up through the night in satsang, doing puja, singing bhajan, and performing aarti to his body as it lay covered in flowers in the early morning hours before sunrise.

Sitaram Dass speaks on the path of service and love for the Pandemos International Youth Conference.

Pavan Das filmed this touching video of Dassi Ma, Ram Dass’s longest caregiver and closest student, share memories and teachings from her time with him.

A Bhaktimala for Ram Dass is a devotional music album dedicated to continuing the legacy of Baba Ram Dass.

All profits from this album and fundraiser are offered in support of Hanuman Maui: Ram Dass Loving Awareness Sanctuary.

Pavan introduces a basic double-time beat. Double-time is perfect way to ramp up the energy and support your kirtan wallah in faster sections.

Pavan introduces a basic rhythm to play along with kirtan practice.

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.

Vasu Jon Seskevich is a huge inspiration to Kripa. He has dedicated his life to service, and the fruits of this radiates through his kind and gentle being. Sitaram Dass made this video as a testament to our love for him. Here Vasu discusses the wisdom learned from his career as a nurse specializing in mind/body medicine and holistic pain and stress management.

The "EXPERIMENTS" collection explores the edges of creativity and devotion.

"Rama Ram" is the first chant Ram Dass sang in the United States after returning from India in 1967. In this video, Sitaram Dass from Kripa shows you how to play this on the harmonium in two different keys.

Sitaram Dass from Kripa gives a short tutorial on how to play Gopala on harmonium. We at Kripa are committed to helping people develop their personal practice in this time of physical isolation.

“We often think of ecstasy as the pinnacle of pleasure,
but it's really a fierce melt
into horror
and bliss.”

The members of Kripa accompanies Krishna Das, speak, and lead aarti as part of an event honoring the life, love, and legacy of Ram Dass

This is a collection of talks and chanting from an event led by Sitaram Dass, “Transformative Ecstasy: exploring the inner essence of the devotional mood,” that was recorded live on 9/28/19 in Arcata, CA.

Become a drunk poet
and wail-moan
for Love scraps.