Lee Lozowick Video Series

Video presentation from the Good Company archive.

Belle Chasse Seminar, France, September 2009

Amercian spiritual teacher Lee Lozowick was known by many people the world over as the Heart-Son of Yogi Ramsuratkumar – the revered “Beggar King” of South India in the lineage of Swami Ramdas – and the only recognized Baul master in the West. In November 2010 Lee left his body and entered into mahasamadhi, leaving his devotees, friends, and acquaintances an immense legacy: three thriving ashrams in Arizona, France and India, a rich teaching spanning more than thirty-five years, including thousands of recorded talks, over forty published books and thirty-five CD’s of original music recorded by his rock & roll and blues bands.

Lee Lozowick’s expression as a guru and Baul khepa (one who is divinely mad) was multifaceted and unique: even while he was foremost a true devotee, a great yogi, and a man of God, he was also a spiritual friend and provocateur, a poet, lyricist, and rock & roll singer, a merchant of sacred artifacts, and a captivating storyteller. Through a flow of stories and spontaneous teachings, his recorded talks offer the listener a practical, humorous, and often sublime transmission of universal truth that captures Lee’s sometimes outrageous transformation.

Lee’s ability to translate the ancient wisdom of the spiritual path - and of the iconoclastic Bauls in particular – into the contemporary perspective offers a powerful view of compassion and practical wisdom applied to the grater potentials within ordinary life: in relationships, marriage, sexuality, conscious parenting, careers, money, friendship, food, music and all forms of artistic endeavor.

Topics include:

Refining our perceptions

Reciprocity with the master

Have Faith!

Removing our “armor”

World of darkness/world of light

Eat, digest, integrate