Ram Dass, a former Harvard psychologist, reflects on his life and teachings, blending Eastern and Western philosophies in an 81-minute film directed by Jamie Catto.
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Ram Dass, a former Harvard psychologist, reflects on his life and teachings, blending Eastern and Western philosophies in an 81-minute film directed by Jamie Catto.
Synopsis
Ram Dass, formerly Dr. Richard Alpert, reflects on his life and teachings in "Becoming Nobody." The film examines his transition from a Harvard psychologist to a spiritual leader. Through personal stories, he discusses the blend of Eastern and Western philosophies. His insights focus on self-discovery and mindfulness. The documentary presents his influence on those seeking deeper meaning in their lives. Directed by Jamie Catto, the film lasts 81 minutes and was released in 2019.
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Why Watch
- Meet Ram Dass, a key figure in spirituality.
- Find out how he bridged Eastern and Western philosophies.
- See personal anecdotes that reveal his life transformation.
Did You Know
- Ram Dass was originally known as Dr. Richard Alpert.
- The film has a runtime of 81 minutes.
- The documentary was directed by Jamie Catto.
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Who is Ram Dass?
Ram Dass, originally known as Dr. Richard Alpert, was a prominent Harvard psychologist and spiritual guide.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Becoming Nobody'?
The duration of 'Becoming Nobody' is 81 minutes.
Who directed 'Becoming Nobody'?
The documentary 'Becoming Nobody' was directed by Jamie Catto.
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