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
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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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