--- In [email protected], "Richard J. Williams"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > "From what I've read, the Marshy threw out the Beatles
> > for smoking dope at TTC and he told Mia to leave after
> > she tried to seduce him inside a cave one night."
> >
> Curtis wrote:
> > This is directly opposite of every published account
> > I have read by the principles involved.
> >
> Maybe so, but I don't recall the Marshy having written
> anything about the Beatles. Can you be a little more
> specific, Curtis? In which of Marshy's books, exactly,
> did you read anything that the Marshy wrote about the
> Beatles?
>
> > Where did you read this?
> >
> We have a perfectly good account of the time the Beatles
> spent in India with Marshy and the complete Mia episode.
> Nancy Cooke de Herrerra, who was there, details this
> event in her book. According to Nancy, Marshy did not
> approve of Paul McCartney sleeping with Jane Asher at
> Rishikesh TTC and he asked them to leave if they couldn't
> abide by the ashram rules. It was just embarassing to
> have them carrying on in front of the visiting Sadhus.
>
> 'Beyond Gurus'
> by Nancy Cooke De Herrera
> Blue Dolphin Publishing, 1992
>
> We also have Mia Farrow's book in which she provides an
> account of her meeting with Marshy in the cave. In that
> book she also tells about her relationship with Frank
> and Woody, not a pleasant read. It's obvious after
> reading her book that the girl was obsessed with having
> sex with famous people.
>
> 'What Falls Away'
> by Mia Farrow
> Doubleday & Co., 1997
>
> And we have the book by Cynthia Lennon and the biography
> of John Lennon by Albert Goldman. Both seem to agree that
> John Lennon was not an agreeable fellow, who was addicted
> to all kinds of drugs, refused to sleep with his own wife,
> got Yoko in through the bathroom window, and then
> abandoned his own son. Go figure.
>
> 'A Twist of Lennon'
> by Cynthia Lennon
> Avon Books, 1980
>
> 'The Lives of John Lennon'
> by Albert Goldman
> Morrow, 1988
>
> In addition, we have the published remarks of Deepak Chopra,
> who has said that the Marshy was very unhappy about the
> Beatles sneaking all that dope into the Rishikesh TTC.
>
> 'When Maharishi threw Beatles out'
> The Times of India, Wednesday, February 15, 2006
> http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/1415230.cms
>
Tex, you have misquoted every one of these books, no surprise there
since you prefer to make it up as you go.
Go figure indeed.
