McCartney Times

In 1968, The Beatles flew out to India to find themselves. While this might have subsequently been scoffed at as a faddish venture, roped in by the manipulative “dirty old man” Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, in truth, they had a lot of finding to embark upon. Their childhoods had not been easy, pitted by profound losses, and then suddenly, they were thrust towards a precipice of fame that nobody before them had ever really endured.If John Lennon hadn’t been a complex character already, then this bewildering whirlwind certainly ensured that a very singular psychology was ingrained. He barely had a chance to reconcile his past before he was flung into the spotlight, and you often get the impression from his work that he was trying to grapple with the ghost of his childhood as he matured amid the circus that surrounded him, thankfully in the presence of four close friends.

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