…that grew up with Mouseketeers and they knew about churning on. I mean, with all due respect to Huxley and Professor Richard Alpert, Baba Ram Dass, you know, we were going out saying churn on, tune in, was, uh, uh, with all this, what I mean here is…

…were at Harvard University. We had some of the finest people, Aldous Huxley, and Professor Houston Smith, and Richard Alpert, who's now Baba Ram Dass. We had some real heavyweights at Harvard. And we felt we knew a lot about what was going on. We didn't…

…were the first to leave, followed by Richard Alpert. Alpert went to India in search of enlightenment and returned as Baba Ram Dass, achieving fame as one of America's leading mystics. Meanwhile, in 1964, Leary married Nenna von Schlebrugge. He was 44, she…

…said, he's my kind of man. I mean, we know him, don't we? So I've given in these forwards tribute to people like Baba Ram Dass, my partner in time from Harvard, and Allen Ginsberg. And I've been so fortunate to know people like Allen Ginsberg and Jack…

…a wonderful group of far-out, outcast scientists and philosophers there. The reason, you see people like Alice Huxley, Allen Ginsberg, Baba Ram Dass, Richard Alpert, Alan Watts. How about Alan Watts? Well, yeah. John Lilly! Yeah, John was there. Oh, he's a,…

…the greatest company there is around. If you ever have a chance to spend a day or a week or a month with Baba Ram Dass. He calls himself both Baba Ram Dass and Richard Alpert. The wonderful thing about Richard Dass or Baba Alpert is he's changing. I…

…If you ever have a chance to spend a day or a week or a month with Baba Ram Dass. He calls himself both Baba Ram Dass and Richard Alpert. The wonderful thing about Richard Dass or Baba Alpert is he's changing. I said John Lilly's one of the most…

…these historic people like Nietzsche and Plato, but listen, in our lifetime, we've seen some incredible people come through. Richard Alpert, Baba Ram Dass. How about a round of applause for him? And Ken Kesey. And Allen Ginsberg. One of the greatest is not…