Be Love Now

Ram Dass is one of our greatest teachers. With Be Love Now, he shares his profound discovery that ‘love is a state of being, not a trip from here to there. * Deepak Chopra *
So many people are desperately searching for love, whether consciously or unconsciously. May Ram Dass’ intimate and heartfelt account inspire others to find their own path of true love, compassion and joyful service. * Thich Nhat Hanh *
The awakening power of love shines on every page of this wonderfully inspiring book. With insight and engaging humor, Ram Dass shares with us a lifetime of spiritual practice. This book is a rare treat. * Joseph Goldstein *
Required reading…Ram Dass shares his journey with eloquence, wit and depth of being * Daniel Goleman, author of Emotional Intelligence *
Intimate and heartfelt * Thich Nhat Hanh *
Read this delicious, ecstatic journey and be awakened – Jack Kornfield, author of A Path with Heart
It is not exaggerating to say that Ram Dass (formerly known as Harvard psychologist Dr. Richard Alpert) inspired multiple generations of spiritual seekers. Be Love Now proves he continues to do so through writing, teaching and most importantly, by example. * LA Yoga *
The celebrated teacher guides us through pitfalls and perils of our own spiritual journey. – The Edge
Be Love Now,' likeBe Here Now,’ is equal parts memoir and manual of meditation. It’s hard to believe the two books are separated by more than 30 years. The writing in `Be Love Now’ is as fresh and charged with insight as the earlier one. * Los Angeles Times *
Offering a deeply personal yet universal exploration of what he has learned on his four-decade pilgrimage across cultures and religious traditions, Ram Dass shares powerful lessons on love… * Spiritual Media Blog *

An eminent psychologist, Ram Dass experimented with levels of human consciousness through magic mushrooms and LSD with Timothy Leary, Aldous Huxley, Allen Ginsberg and others. As a result he was expelled from Harvard and, in 1967, journeyed to India where he met his guru, Neem Karoli Baba. His life changed and, on his return to America, he travelled and taught widely, wrote the seminal bestseller Be Here Now and set up various charitable foundations, with an emphasis on service to others. The Seva Foundation has helped restore sight to nearly 3 million people suffering from cataract blindness in Nepal, Cambodia, Bangladesh, Tibet and throughout Africa. In 1997, Dass suffered a near-fatal stroke and then a life-threatening infection in 2004. However, though his travel is now curtailed, he still teaches, as well as engages with people via the internet.

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