> > John Lennon wanted to desert his wife and son > > and go to New York to shack up with Yoko, in > > order to get some sex and drugs. > > Rick Archer wrote: > He and Yoko first got together in the UK. Lennon > didn't have to go anywhere for drugs and sex. He > had plenty of both wherever he was. > Apparently John Lennon refused to sleep with his wife at Rishikesh TTC, but he wanted to leave so he could sleep with Yoko. This is all revealed in Cynthia's book "A Twist of Lennon".
During this time, Lennon cut himself off more and more from Cynthia and corresponded extensively with Yoko Ono. Upon his arrival home, he sent Cyn off on holiday, invited Yoko over to make Two Virgins. Read more: Newsgroups: alt.meditation.transcendental From: Tom Anderson Date: Tue, 2 Oct 2001 17:56:19 -0400 Subject: Re: JPGR http://tinyurl.com/23tok8 > > Unfortunately, he was not allowed inside the U.S. > > because he was a known fornicator and drug addict, > > > More significantly, he was a political radical, and > was on Nixon's black list. > This all detailed in Albert Golman's book "John Lennon". By almost all accounts, John Lennon was not a pleasant person at any time in his short life. Certainy his estranged wife Cynthia, writing in 'A Twist of Lennon' relates a very unflattering account of how John betrayed his own family and subsequently neglected his son for years while in the company of a purported artist of no talent by name of Yoko Ono. I have it on good authority that it was Yoko Ono who in fact broke up the Beatles, and who was the cause of Julian Lennon being denied his inheritance for years after John's death. However, as Julian recently said: "Yoko Ono will never have the blood of a Lennon, nor will she ever have the talent." > > so he went to Toronto instead, where he and Yoko > > dresssed up like "Hindoo Fakirs' in white bedsheets, > > attempting to ape the Maharsihi, sat in bed smoking > > cigarettes, doing drugs, and eating takeout. > > > They did that in Amsterdam: > And in Toronto, Canada, spreading lies and more lies: "There was a big hullabaloo about him trying to rape Mia Farrow and a few other women, and things like that", he said. "We stayed up all night discussing, was it true or not? We went to see Maharishi, the whole gang of us, the next day. I was the spokesman. I said: "We're leaving." He gave me a look like: 'I'll kill you, you bastard'. I knew then, because he gave me such a look, I had called his bluff." Read more: From: John Manning Date: Thurs, Oct 25 2001 6:59 pm Groups: alt.meditation.transcendental Subject: John Lennon, his own words quoted. http://tinyurl.com/hto6o > "Drove from Paris to the Amsterdam Hilton, > Talking in our beds for a week. > The newspapers said, "Say what you doing in bed?" > I said, "We're only trying to get us some peace"." > > You're pretty sloppy with the facts, dude. > I don't think so. First to arrive at Rishikesh TTC was Paul McCartney and Jane Asher; Ringo Starr and his wife Maureen, follow on the 19th. Ringo and Maureen leave after only 10 days. Paul and Jane leave on March 26. John and George and their wives leave on April 12. "Around the time of his NLP benefit concert in 1992, Harrison told Musician magazine that the allegations were BS and that Lennon behaved foolishly." Read more: Newsgroups: alt.meditation.transcendental From: justathought Date: Tue, 02 Oct 2001 15:53:13 GMT Subject: Re: Charlie Lutes on MMY http://tinyurl.com/2fapr7 Other titles of interest: 'Beyond Gurus' By Nancy Cooke de Herrera Blue Dolphin, 1992 Hardback. 489 p. Illustrated. ISBN 0-931892-49-x 1.p. 223 2.p. 258
