Love Serve Remember

General

• Series: None
• Date: 1973

LP

• ZBS Code: LSR
• Count: 6
• Time: 4.7 hours
• Binaural: No
• Real-Time: No

Tape

• Not on Tape.

CD

• Not on CD.

Contents

Side 1	An Opening
Side 2	Phone Calls
Side 3	Phone Calls
Side 4	Phone Calls
Side 5	Music
Band 1	Shema Yisroel, Yahuva Elohenu, Yahuva Echod
Band 2	One With Thee
Band 3	Gita Song
Band 4	You Are
Band 5	O My Children
Band 6	All Is Karma
Band 7	Listen Listen
Band 8	Alhamdulillah!
Side 6	Excerpts From the Gospel According to John
	Bless The Lord
	An Oblation
	The Lords Prayer
Side 7	Hsinhsinming, by Sengtsan, Third Chinese Patriarch of Zen
	Everybody is Your Brother-In-Law
Side 8	Music
Band 1	Radhe Radhe Radhe Shyam, Govinda Radhe/Govinda Radhe, Radhe Shyam, Gopala Radhe Radhe Shyam
Band 2	Floating Mind
Band 3	Kyrie Eleison
Band 4	Om Namah Shivaya
Band 5	Devi Kirtan and Puja
Side 9	Ramayana
Side 10	Ramayana
Side 11	Ramayana
Side 12	Meditation

Credits

None.

Maps

None.

Notes

From the ZBS description:

Love Serve Remember was a boxed set of 6 LPs that ZBS produced with Ram Dass in 1973. It contains phone calls, Ram Dass reading from the Third Chinese Patriarch of Zen, The Gospel According to John, the Ramayana, and music.

The phone calls are especially moving. They were recorded at WBAI in New York City. His advice to the callers is wonderful, so fresh, as though it were said yesterday. Ram Dass' spiritual path being the Path of the Heart, his wisdom does not date.

Over the years people have asked us to re-release the album. It was an expense we couldn't take on. But now, with permission from the Ram Dass Institute, we are delighted to offer this 6 LP set as MP3 downloads 4.7 hours in duration. They have been digitized from the original tape masters.

Having Ram Dass in our studio was a special event, hes a great spiritual teacher, he was fun to work with, and he certainly has a fine sense of humor.

If you are a Ram Dass fan, this is for you. If you need a spiritual tune-up, this is for you. If you would like to know more about Ram Dass, go to http://www.ramdass.org.