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The Insane Tale of Maharaj Neem Karoli Baba RAM DAS was few of the first westerners to meet him. Ram Das was a Harvard professor working on LSD. During his first meet, Maharaji took 20 LSD, which is deadly overdose. Maharaji was unaffected and asked him of his ill mother and why he was wasting his time on toxicant. Ram Das was astonished how some random Indian man knew so much about his life ; following this Ram Das devoted his life to Maharaji and preaching his philosophy LARRY BRILLIANT was a devotee of Maharaji. Under Maharaji influence he worked with WHO to eradicate Smallpox KRISHNA DAS another devotee has sold most Chant Record in All of History STEVE JOB came to India for Maharaji Darshan but Maharaji had taken Samadhi a few years prior. Although to his disappointment, he stayed in India and when he went back revolutionized Apple to a trillion dollar company. He advised ZUCKERBERG to visit Hanumangarh for guidance LARRY PAGE, JEFFREY SKOLL and more seeked his guidance

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Anonymous 3

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Damn, i guess as long as there is some positive impact it's great. Guess not all babas are bad

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Anonymous 2

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His wisdom changed lives, with people like Steve Jobs and Larry Brilliant finding purpose in his teachings

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Anonymous 1

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Neem Karoli Baba’s influence reached across the world, from Silicon Valley to global health

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