Ram Dass on Change

Ram Dass a contemporary spiritual teacher who wrote the 1971 bestseller Be Here Now. He is well-known for his association with Timothy Leary at Harvard University in the early 1960s, both having been dismissed from their professorships for experiments on the effects of psychedelic drugs on human subjects.Alpert accepted a permanent position at Harvard, where he worked with the Social Relations Department, the Psychology Department, the Graduate School of Education, and the Health Service, where he was a therapist. He was also awarded research contracts with Yale and Stanford. In this video, Ram Dass speaks of change, and how it affects us all.

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• Ram Dass
• Be Here Now
• Neem Karoli Baba
• Change
• spirituality

[Amaterasuize]

I love you Ram Dass!

[mrkurt13]

He had a stroke...blood clot in the brain. Lack of oxygen killed off a fair number of blood cells. As a result, it takes more effort for him to talk and convey ideas...

Pretty sure hes not pretending and pretty sure he does "Know" what he's talking about/around.

[ruzickaw]

he better should stop talking. It sounds so painful.

[SystemJammer]

@deathshore I think it's just a witty variation of the old fairy tale of the princess kissing the frog which later turns into a handsome prince. Only in Ram Dass' version, the gender roles are reversed and there is a mock twist ending. Hope this helps!

[newyorkangel1]

Ram me in the ASS aka RAM DASS .. I would love to hear from him about fuking in the ass.... much more interesting topic than what he is discussing in this video. Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

[EyesofNeurosis]

Notice how his face brightens before saying, Death. He knows he will die, he has accepted this. He is only still here to teach us, and thank you so much to the great Spirit for allowing this to happen.

When Ram Dass leaves his body, it shall be a great change in my life, and i accept this change, all of it, the emotions it will create in me, the sense of loss, and the lessons taught.

Om Hreem Namah Shiva

Eihwaz!

:lugh:

[bohemiandeborah]

Love you, Baba. By writing Be Here Now you let me know i wasn't crazy as a kid for seeing the world differently than the status quo. Blessings, Dear One. Blessings on your path.

[freedomfromthemind]

Thank you, Baba Ram Dass

[Honker66]

What a beautiful soul! He has taught me so much! And pointed out so much I needed to be at piece with.

[MindWalker123]

@mrkurt13 his teachings are like a joke as he says, if you get it you laugh truly if it has to be explained to you then you don`t laugh as much ;-)))

[mrhipsterdoofus]

His affliction only draws my attention.

[deathshore]

Where is the story of the frog from? Can someone send me a personal message. I was intrigued by the story.