Ram Dass was one of the most influential spiritual teachers of the modern era, helping introduce Eastern philosophy, meditation, and yoga to a generation of Western seekers. Through his books, lectures, and personal example, he became a leading voice in the exploration of consciousness, spirituality, and personal transformation during the cultural changes of the twentieth century.
Born Richard Alpert in Massachusetts in 1931, Ram Dass enjoyed a successful academic career and taught psychology at Harvard University alongside Timothy Leary. His search for deeper meaning eventually led him to India, where he met the spiritual master Neem Karoli Baba. This encounter transformed the course of his life and inspired him to devote himself to spiritual practice, service, and teaching.
This audiobook explores the life, teachings, travels, and enduring legacy of Ram Dass. Drawing upon memoirs, lectures, interviews, historical records, and personal accounts, it presents the story of a man whose journey from professor to spiritual teacher inspired countless people to seek a deeper understanding of themselves and the world around them.
