--- In [email protected], "Paul Mason" 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> But lest we forget, The Beatles had already proven themselves 
> extremely good and powerful allies to MMY. Remember how in 
> September/October 1967 George Harrison & John Lennon tried their 
> damnedest to defend MMY and his teachings & whilst doing so proved 
> they had a very full grasp on their subject? (The audio files of 
> these shows make very instructive listening.) 
> 
> But whatever stresses John Lennon suffered at the time, (marital 
> friction, Yoko Ono writing him odd letters, peer pressure to 'turn 
> on', entourage pressure to get back home, misunderstandings and 
> disputes about the making of the movie,,,,,  Robert Stigwood 
> interested in managing The Beatles!.... whatever!! ..), John was 
> still the undisputed leader of the world's most successful pop 
group 
> ever, and if he had wanted to stay with MMY, he most certainly 
would 
> have done so! 
> 
> Having spent several weeks with MMY in India John finally got the 
> idea to challenge MMY on his own turf - i.e. in the area of 
> consciousness, and it appears that MMY was found lacking, not as 
> cosmically conscious as John Lennon had been led to believe. 
> (I really applaud John for his balls to stand up to MMY).
> It is all too obvious that John wanted spiritual gifts such as he 
had 
> found discussed in 'Autobiography of a Yogi', but it became all 
too 
> apparent that MMY was in no position to grant such boons, so John 
> quit ..... & later was shot by Chapman who had convinced himself 
that 
> his idol did not exemplify higher awareness. Ironic or what?



Here's more irony:  I've only heard two people in the media claim 
that John Lennon was a hypocrite.  One was Chapman and the other 
was...Julian Lennon!




> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Oh, enough already, enough of the R G bhajee.....
> 
> 
> 
> --- In [email protected], MDixon6569@ wrote:
> >
> >  
> > In a message dated 7/20/06 12:58:40 P.M. Central Daylight Time,  
> > premanandpaul@ writes:
> > 
> > Your  question was whether John Lennon might have been right, 
after 
> > all, when he  suggested that he had been made a fool of.
> > It is a good question and on  reflection and seeing how the 
topic 
> is 
> > now about whether or not the  bungalow was grand (by local 
> standards 
> > it most certainly was) or whether  there was a helipad (there 
was a 
> > landing spot closeby 'Mararshi'  kutir').
> > Really Lennon was 'unstressing'Really Lennon 
> was 'unstressing'<WBR>, as 
> > looking for targets for his rage against Maharishi Mahesh Yogi,  
> who 
> > he felt had overstretched himself in teaching about a state of 
> cosmic  
> > consciousness, yet apparently not even understand why John 
Lennon  
> > wanted out.
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > Personally, I had to question what John was saying based upon  
the 
> comment 
> > about the CIA guy, who I think he was referring to Charlie as 
and  
> the cost or 
> > opulence of M's house which he grossly exaggerated. I just 
> wondered  how much 
> > else was just "unstressing" or bitterness about feeling duped 
and 
> an  attempt 
> > at getting even. I had heard the rumor that because the Beatles 
> manager  had 
> > just died a few months earlier and somebody else was trying to 
take 
> his  place 
> > that this new manager, wanted them back in London cutting 
records  
> and   making 
> > money instead of taking a long vacation. Supposedly he  was 
> responsible for 
> > some of the rumors that were circulating designed to  
disillusions 
> the Beatles 
> > and get them to leave. I have no idea if that was  true , but it 
> certainly 
> > makes since.
> >
>






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