mach die musik von damals nach

tom petty, 2017. (day 6)

Osaka, Japan.

Heat 8.5”x11.5” acrylic on paper

Jeff Lynne photographed by Ron Draper, February 14, 1976

April 10th, 2010

Pachypodium geayi at Antsokay Arboretum

Byblos - Fall 1995 RTW

David Bowie on stage at Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh, during the ‘Serious Moonlight’ tour, 1983

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“I was always interested in Eastern philosophies and wanted to find out about meditation. I went to some lectures and became initiated into transcendental meditation. When the Maharishi came to England, George said he wanted to meet him and became passionate about his teachings.” - Pattie Boyd, Hello! (August 31, 2004) “I wanted something deeper, and I started reading a lot of books written by all sorts of writers, and mainly mystic books, and then when The Beatles were on tour, I saw a little advertisement in The Times, Sunday Times, for learning Transcendental Meditation. So I phoned my girlfriend and I said, ‘Let’s go and hear what they, you know, let’s learn about meditation.’ So that’s what I did. And when George came back from the tour, I told him about TM, and then amazingly, about a week later, Paul phoned and said, ‘There’s this bloke called Maharishi who’s coming to London to give a talk, should we go and hear him?’ So I said, ‘Oh, that’s, you know, who I follow.’” - Pattie Boyd, BBC Radio 2 (September 2019) “We were so different, from completely different backgrounds. He came from the north of England, Liverpool, and I suppose I felt more sophisticated than him. But we grew up together spiritually. It’s something you never lose. […] He was my first love and the most important influence in my life.” - Pattie Boyd, Hello! (August 31, 2004) 

George Harrison: Living in the Material World (2011)

Pachypodium

by Victor Vasarely, 1968