John Lennon 1940-1980. Please write your tributes in the comments here:
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“Imagine all the people living life in peace”
John Lennon
(9 October 1940 – 8 December 1980)
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We all shine on… #imaginepeacetower
thank you John.
Dear Yoko, i am handicapped (Dyslexia) . I have worked in homes for handicapped people (children, adults). Also in the USA 27 years. Now I am slightly older then you. The message to John: A teacher can experience after his death, what his “pupils” do, here on earth. With John it will be: “peace on earth” as the angels where singing 2000 years ago! Slowly the earth will turn into a shining star. The earth will become a being, which we mankind as God create.
Happy Birthday, sorry to late yours Alwin
John Lennon is a legend in the world, we hope that his family was always good and healthy … from Indonesia
I can’t sing Imagine without crying. Love John more than ever.
When I was in high school, the Beatles burst upon the scene and took the world by storm. I watched their America debut on the Ed Sullivan Show on our small TV in my parents bedroom. The Beatles were the soundtrack of my teenage and early adulthood years and they left their imprint on my life forever. I awaited each new album like it was a new testament proclaiming Love, Joy and Peace to the world. When I saw the photo in Life Magazine of the Beatles in India studying Transcendental Meditation (TM) with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, that photo changed my life. I learned TM myself, became a TM teacher, opened a TM center on Long Island, and taught TM full-time for 10 years. I am who I am today, an international spiritual teacher, largely as a result of the Beatles learning Transcendental Meditation. The day I heard that John had been killed was one of the darkest days in my life. I rushed into New York City on the Long Island railroad and joined the crowd standing in vigil outside the Dakota. With tears streaming down our cheeks, we sang “Give Peace A Chance” and collectively mourned the passing of a great light from the world. But, the passing of a great soul like John does not extinguish the light that he so brilliantly radiated during his all too short life. The music lives forever and the torch of John’s life is carried on by his loving wife, Yoko, and his devoted son, Sean. We love you John, Yoko and Sean. That love will never die.
We miss you John, You’re spirit music still lives on!
PEACE!
I love him, he’s my best idol. I have no words to describe him. Thanks a lot Yoko to keep him alive in our minds and hearts, thank you
IMAGINE- all the people living life in PEACE. Please share your inner sunbeam, for you are the human sunshine, forever fragrant, the blossom.
You were and are an icon of our City John, so from scouser to another, peace be with you always, such an inspiration, sending many blessings Yoko.
Clare Bostock Author Be The Human Sunshine Liverpool, Merseyside, England.
Yes, Love, John, 9, -0^0-
Thank You John. Thank You for opening me up to a world of possibilities. Because of you i have the knowledge and the power of love. I can think for myself and love and care and rock out all at the same time. I have passion for peace and passion for love and love for love and music. Thank You.