Gay Dillgham's documentary chronicl the relatnship between the two 1960s unterculture ins.
Contents:
- GAY DILLGHAM(III)
- THE UNIVERSE OF GAY DILLGHAM
- WYD PODST – ‘DYG TO KNOW’ WH GAY DILLGHAM: A DOCUMENTARY ON TIMOTHY LEARY & RAM DASS
- PSYCHELIC DGS, DYG TO KNOW (PART 1) - GAY DILLGHAM 6/10/16
- GAY DILLGHAM
- GAY DILLGHAM
GAY DILLGHAM(III)
"Dyg to Know: Ram Dass & Timothy Leary," a film by Gay Dillgham and narrated by Robert Redford, celebrat the lifelong iendship and spirual * gay dillingham *
Gay has nsistently juggled her parallel passns for the environment,. “Dyg to Know: Ram Dass & Timothy Leary, ” a film by Gay Dillgham and narrated by Robert Redford, celebrat the lifelong iendship and spirual nnectn between the two diverse men. Gay DillghamGay Dillngham is Co-Founr, former Print and Chair of Earthstone Internatnal, LLC, an environmental IP pany manufacturg recycled glass to an engeered “whe foam glass” for surface abrasn, non-toxic cleang technologi, agriculture products and soon-to-be buildg products.
Gay served as Chair of the New Mexi Environmental Improvement Board for six of eight years of her tenure. Gay owns a productn pany, CNS Communitns, and is an award-wng producer/director.
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THE UNIVERSE OF GAY DILLGHAM
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WYD PODST – ‘DYG TO KNOW’ WH GAY DILLGHAM: A DOCUMENTARY ON TIMOTHY LEARY & RAM DASS
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Gay Dillgham: And you know was tertg bee who I saw at that moment was more the showman. Gay Dillgham: It’s also somethg that really held my attentn. Gay Dillgham: Yeah.
PSYCHELIC DGS, DYG TO KNOW (PART 1) - GAY DILLGHAM 6/10/16
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Gay Dillgham: Absolutely – The vulnerable Timothy. Gay Dillgham: Well, you know, as a psychologist he and Ram Dass, Richard Alpert, also wrote the Tibetan Book of the Dead, which was … I’m sorry. Gay Dillgham: … But the other si was he tly was a scientist and he always said, “You know, the first boats were row boats, so I owe to science to do this.
Gay Dillgham: But really kd of got the way of the actual experience the end and that’s why he gave up. Gay Dillgham: … And Tim didn’t have that. Gay Dillgham: And … but ’s all very personal … and what I liked about the two men, the two dividuals – they had a love affair.
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Gay Dillgham: And they end up exprsg that very differently throughout their life. Gay Dillgham: Which, we ver the film.
Gay Dillgham: And two and a half solary nfement. Gay Dillgham: Right. Gay Dillgham: … That we’re fally startg to make some chang around, which is good.