Be Here Now

Brief Summary

The present moment is all we have — so why not start living in it? In 1967, Harvard psychologist Richard Alpert went to India and came back as Ram Dass, a spiritual teacher with a simple message: be here now. This book isn’t just words but rather an experience. "Be Here Now" became a cornerstone of the 1970s counterculture, influencing seekers, hippies, and modern mindfulness movements.