Ram Dass Books

Ram Dass was an American spiritual teacher, psychologist, and writer. He was the author of several best sellers, including Be Here Now, Still Here, Miracle of Love, and Grist for the Mill, and he founded the charitable organizations Seva Foundation and Hanuman FoundationBefore his spiritual awakening, he conducted research at Harvard University with Timothy Leary on the therapeutic effects of psychedelic drugs.

  1. 1Journey of Awakening

    Journey of Awakening

    Ram Dass

    A Meditator's Guidebook

    4.7 (268 ratings)

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    What's Journey of Awakening about?

    Journey of Awakening (1978) is a guide to establishing and solidifying a personal meditation practice. Combining insights from many spiritual traditions, it outlines a path to self-realization through meditation – offering sage advice on how to stay the course through doubt, fear, and ego traps.

    Who should read Journey of Awakening?

    • Spiritually curious thinkers who aren’t sure where to start
    • Stressed-out people looking for peace of mind
    • Anyone interested in meditation
  2. 2Be Here Now

    Be Here Now

    Ram Dass

    Find Peace in the Now

    4.1 (235 ratings)

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    What's Be Here Now about?

    Be Here Now (1971) is the story of one man’s spiritual awakening in India. In addition to his learnings and insights, it contains practical guidance for anyone embarking on their own spiritual journey.

    Who should read Be Here Now?

    • Truth-seekers
    • People who want to deepen their happiness and fulfillment
    • Anyone interested in Eastern spirituality
  3. 3Paths to God

    Paths to God

    Ram Dass

    What's Paths to God about?

    Paths to God by Ram Dass is a thought-provoking book that explores various spiritual traditions and practices, offering insight into how we can connect with the divine. Drawing from his own experiences and teachings, Ram Dass encourages readers to find their own unique path to spiritual awakening and fulfillment.

    Who should read Paths to God?

    • Individuals seeking a deeper understanding of spirituality and personal growth

    • Readers interested in exploring different paths to connect with a higher power

    • Those open to incorporating Eastern philosophy and practices into their spiritual journey