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Tuesday, 30 August 2011

Kenwood: September, 1967.


John's "lucky dips" into the mail bags at Kenwood would occasionally encourage him to actually respond, as in this example, post-stamped "Weybridge 6 Sep. 1967". The recipient got John's address via her employer, apparently, who was the florist contracted by Brian to supply his offices.
Clearly, John was still in full-on evangelical mode re. TM (Pete Shotton recounts an amusing tale in his book related to this).
Something else which may be of interest is a PDF of one of Maharishi's publications from 1967, which John would almost certainly have had a copy of. In the Q & A section, the answer to the question about Mantra is almost exactly the one that John gave to David Frost in 1968, post-India, on a theme of "vibrations".
You can get it HERE.

1 comment:

  1. Interestingly, on 6 September 1967 Lennon was in the process of recording I Am the Waitress.

    http://tomdegan.blogspot.com/2010/05/excellent-adventure-at-abbey-road.html

    Cheers!

    Tom Degan

    PS - Interesting blog you have here. I love it!

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