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Joan Baez and Bob Dylan standing in front of a poster protesting conformity. To the right is a full color version of the poster itself. Conforming to “establishment” dress, morality, and conservative culture in general, was a major point of contention with many of the young people in Columbia,MD. Because the whole Vibe of The New City’s creation was to develop a sort of futuristic, progressive, community environment, nonconformity was an easier thing to achieve here than almost anywhere else in the state. People didn’t move here to Fit In with the “same old, same old.” Because of this parents in Columbia were far more tolerant of having Hippie children as a rule. Tim Lodite, editor.
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Education is to bring you from darkness to light. That's what I am doing here. Parmar has asked this question because the Indian government is not ready to accept my work as education. It is natural. They cannot accept it as education because I don't create clerks and stationmasters and deputy collectors. I am creating new human beings. For them that is dangerous. If this is education, then they cannot allow it to happen. It is rebellion.
I am teaching you to be yourself. I am teaching you to be fearless; I am teaching you not to yield to social pressure; I am teaching you not to be a conformist. I am teaching you not to hanker for comfort and convenience – because if you hanker for comfort and convenience, society will give them to you, but at a cost. And the cost is great: you get convenience, but you lose your consciousness. You get comfort, but you lose your soul.
You can have respectability, but then you are not true to yourself; you are a pseudo human being. Society wants that you should betray yourself. Society wants to use you as a machine, society wants you to be obedient. Society does not need you to function as an intelligent being – because an intelligent being will behave in an intelligent way, and there may be moments when he will say, "No, I cannot do that." —Osho, "The Secret," Discourse 2, Question 4 (October 12, 1978) [x]
