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The Transformation of a Man
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This wonderful program offers true insight into Ram Dass’s thoughts on a variety of topics that have informed his world-view and subsequent teachings. Recorded in October of 1968 at the Seminar House in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, this much beloved teacher talks about his own spiritual teachers and other gurus and their impact on his own beliefs; the concept of “Be Here Now” – which became the title of his seminal and renowned book published three years after this talk; the practice of yoga; the use of psychedelics like LSD, and other compelling topics.
“Transformation of a Man” is a rare glimpse into Ram Dass’s internal process and external influences that have impacted his work and teachings to this day.
This wonderful program offers true insight into Ram Dass’s thoughts on a variety of topics that have informed his world-view and subsequent teachings. Recorded in October of 1968 at the Seminar House in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, this much beloved teacher talks about his own spiritual teachers and other gurus and their impact on his own beliefs; the concept of “Be Here Now” – which became the title of his seminal and renowned book published three years after this talk; the practice of yoga; the use of psychedelics like LSD, and other compelling topics.
“Transformation of a Man” is a rare glimpse into Ram Dass’s internal process and external influences that have impacted his work and teachings to this day.
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Published January 1, 1968
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Ram Dass
226 books2,369 followersRam Dass (Richard Alpert), was one of America's most beloved spiritual figures, making his mark on the world giving teachings and promoting loving service, harmonious business practices, and conscious care for the dying. His spirit has been a guiding light for four generations, carrying millions along on the journey, helping free them from their bonds as he has worked his way through his own.
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