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]]> http://myfivebest.com/five-real-people-behind-the-beatles-songs/comment-page-1/#comment-360 Dr. Keith DeBoer Fri, 17 Jul 2009 12:26:27 +0000 http://myfivebest.com/?p=2266#comment-360 Just to set the record straight about the Beatles and Maharishi (From Wikipedia): "John Lennon would never again see Maharishi in person, but would phone him years later to apologize for his youthful mishap of publicly accusing Maharishi of improprieties—accusations that had nothing to do with Maharishi, but, seemingly, everything to do with John’s personal temperament (it was "an error in judgment," Lennon later commented) An interview with Yoko Ono in Rolling Stone magazine, in March, 2008, reads "If Lennon were alive today, says Yoko Ono, he probably would have reconciled with (Maharishi). "John would have been the first one now, if he had been here, to recognize and acknowledge what Maharishi has done for the world and appreciate it," she says."Cynthia Lennon believed that Mardas invented a story about sexual impropriety to undermine the Maharishi's influence on the Beatles. George Harrison, years later, commented on the contretemps, saying, "Now, historically, there's the story that something went on that shouldn't have done—but nothing did."Paul McCartney, in his biography, likewise says that he does not believe the allegations and also attributes them to Mardas. Just to set the record straight about the Beatles and Maharishi (From Wikipedia):
“John Lennon would never again see Maharishi in person, but would phone him years later to apologize for his youthful mishap of publicly accusing Maharishi of improprieties—accusations that had nothing to do with Maharishi, but, seemingly, everything to do with John’s personal temperament (it was “an error in judgment,” Lennon later commented) An interview with Yoko Ono in Rolling Stone magazine, in March, 2008, reads “If Lennon were alive today, says Yoko Ono, he probably would have reconciled with (Maharishi). “John would have been the first one now, if he had been here, to recognize and acknowledge what Maharishi has done for the world and appreciate it,” she says.”Cynthia Lennon believed that Mardas invented a story about sexual impropriety to undermine the Maharishi’s influence on the Beatles. George Harrison, years later, commented on the contretemps, saying, “Now, historically, there’s the story that something went on that shouldn’t have done—but nothing did.”Paul McCartney, in his biography, likewise says that he does not believe the allegations and also attributes them to Mardas.

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