1967  San Francisco  BE-IN On Jan. 14th - 30,000 people gathered at in veneration of    &    an event to set the tone for the wave of new ideals eventually culminating in the  and

 

	Easter Sunday Love-In Malibu Canyon, California, 1968
	Caravan to Love-In protest Los Alamos New Mexico, 1968 atomic proving grounds
	San Francisco ~ 1967-1970 Weekly meeting of up to a thousand or fifteen hundred people where politics, religion, acid, sex, love, etc were discussed openly.

"....Young people are apathetic..
..
They think there is nothing worthwhile to do
 and everything is finished.
They want to take refuge in drugs to destroy themselves.
Our work
is to tell them that there is still hope and still a lot to do.
We have to change their minds.
 Things can change
and just because flower power did not work
 it doesn't mean that everything is finished.
 It is only the beginning.
The revolution has only just begun."

"John Lennon In His Own Words"
Interview from October, 1971 -- Imagine Period.                                                                               ...Compiled By Miles
 

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                      He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother
                            - Schreibar Russell/Scott

                 The road is long, with many a winding turn
                 That lead us to (who knows) where, who knows where?
                 But I'm strong, strong enough to carry him - yeah
                 He ain't heavy - he's my brother.

                 So on we go, his welfare is my concern
                 no burden is he to bear, we'll get there
                 But I know he would not encumber me
                 He ain't heavy - he's my brother.

                 If I'm leaving at all,  I'm leaving with sadness
                 that everyone's heart isn't filled with the gladness
                 of love for one another.

                 It's a long, long road, from which there is no return
                 While we're on the way to there, why not share?
                 And the load doesn't way me down at all
                 He ain't heavy - he's my brother.

                 He's my brother - he ain't heavy - he's my brother ...

I cannot be complete until you are complete
for
Though we be many, yet we are all ONE

......D. Ames