…special recording, one of my father's early field recordings, the unpreachable religion. Today's podcast is a co production with the RAM Dass be here now podcast network. Our theme music is by Zakir Hussain, Courtesy of moment records, and it's from his…

…changing our outlook as we emerge from a deep sleep as a culture. This podcast was made possible with the help of the RAM Dass Foundation and the be here now network. Our theme music is by Zakir Hussain and his friends from the track balinese fantasy,…

…the track balinese fantasy, courtesy of moment records. And here for our first session, we have a special guest from the RAM Dass Foundation, raghu Markus, Who's joining us in the studios for the inaugural episode of being in the way. Well raghu thank…

…letting nature take a foothold again in many areas has been a positive development absolutely, and both these men represent Alan and RAM Dass a wholesale return to knowing oneself in a way that we just left that you know, and as a result, this pandemic…

…also allowed us to return to the idea that we have to go inside and connect with that place that's behind us. Both Alan and RAM Dass used to say: ego, terrible master, a great, great servant and to be able to go behind all of that. So as you say…

…ways and yet at the same time the exact opposite is true I think the tendency was more, more, more. We were talking earlier about RAM Dass and his book that came out in 1971 yeah the be here now the be here now book. This is now the 50th anniversary…

…and another talk from the same seminar on the wisdom of the ridiculous. This podcast is brought to you in cooperation with the RAM Dass be here now network and the Alan Watts organization. And to learn more about the life and works of Alan Watts, please…