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The Illusion of Ego:

Ram Dass discusses the concept of the ego as an illusion that traps individuals in a false sense of self. The ego drives desires, attachments, and fears, which often lead to suffering. By recognizing the illusory nature of the ego and transcending it through spiritual practice, one can access a higher state of consciousness and a deeper sense of peace and unity with the world.

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