In India, he gave his guru three tablets, and apparently nothing
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In India, he gave his guru three tablets, and apparently nothing
happened. Alpert's postcard to me beckoned, “Come fuck the universe
with me.” Instead, | stayed tripping in America, where | kept my entire
stash of acid in a bank vault deposit box.
Richard Alpert returned as Baba Ram Dass. Eventually, he dropped
the Baba. He was now just plain Ram Dass. His father called him Rum Dum.
His brother called him Rammed Ass. One afternoon he was visiting me,
and | taped our conversation.
“In 1963," | said, “I predicted as a joke that Tiny Tim would get
married on the Johnny Carson show, and in 1969 it happened. You and |
talked about that, and you called it ‘astral humor,’ but | never knew exactly
what you meant by that phrase.”
“Well, it's like each plane of reality is in a sense a manifestation of a
plane prior to it, and you can almost see it like layers, although to think of
it in space is a fallacy because it's all the same space, but you could think
of it that way. And so there are beings on upper planes who are
instruments of the law. | talk about miracles a lot, but | don't live in the
world of miracles, because they're not miracles to me. I'm just dealing with
the humor of the miracle concept from within the plane where it seems
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