Watch ex-Beatles John Lennon and George Harrison develop OH MY LOVE- 1971 Imagine Recording Sessions

Did John Lennon predict his own violent death?

I believe the above clip is from the Imagine Documentary DVD. (That I had purchased around 15 yrs ago myself). I remember being blown away (no pun intended) when I first saw it, but had forgotten about it, until I spotted this very clip posted as a short by someone, which I noticed on my YouTube home page just several days ago. Along with many others, I had posted a comment about it. When I had received a notification that a second person had 'liked' my comment, I noticed that the video was somewhat oddly removed by the account holder, as stated by YouTube. I had initially posted the short to my Pinterest account, as I kinda' wanted a record of it, because it was so incredible, for lack of a better word. And so, looking for a replacement, I found the above video (which is basically the same short I had initially posted to Pinterest) and is how this whole blog post started. (As there is some really interesting stuff here, in more ways then one). 

Yea (as I stated in my initial comment) it almost seems like the Universe was trying to give John Lennon a warning in some way, and in a rather indirect way at that; as I definitely believe myself, that Ouija Boards are potentially VERY dangerous, and should generally be avoided to begin with. But John seemed to have that spiritual like side to him, as mentioned in one of the other videos above. For instance, he seemed to feel that the number 9 had some kind of significance in his life. 

For example, he and his son were both born on Oct 9th. John, oddly, also died on the 9th of December, of all days! He was also considered to be VERY intuitive, extremely smart, and even somewhat psychic. (Although, he obviously, was also a little eccentric as well).

With all this being said, it is also interesting to note, that Lennon did seem to be aware (as expressed in some of his quotes and lyrics) that he had something of a problem, with some crazy, negatively obsessed fans and individuals, that often caused him to be something of a recluse at times. (Which, in all honesty, among other things, I can kinda' relate to myself). For instance, here are some of the lyrics to his song, The Ballad of John & Yoko: "Christ you know it aint easy. You know how hard it can be. The way things are goin', they're gonna' crucify me..."

"When John did an interview with someone prior to his death, he mentioned he didn't want to sell his soul again. Sadly,  you only need to do it once...then payday comes. Maybe John was breaking away from it towards the end." -Susan P 

(YouTube Viewer).

"I first heard this rumor on coast to coast am and I believe it ! The story revealed that the last year of his life he was writing letter after letter to every priest, evangelist and shaman to get the contract of his soul voided. But in those days things were very odd and believable." -Jimi (YouTube Viewer).

Disclaimer: This is really all just conjecture (and hearsay) here, and part of the whole myth surrounding The Beatles. Makes for some interesting legend, if nothing else. 

I guess, we probably may never really know if it is all really true or not...

"Meanwhile, as our government worries about a musical legend, tons of kidnappings, rapes and clergy abuse went unseen at this time." -Sue Boyd (YouTube Viewer).

Another interesting track, that Lennon said was basically a goof on that certain segment of American society's obsession with guns, and violence. And written back in the 1960's no less! (Lennon was also interestingly, against the Vietnam War). 

He said it was initially influenced by an ad he inadvertently came across in a gun magazine entitled: "Happiness is a Warm Gun." (Of course, we know, that ironically, it was a psychopath with a gun who eventually ended his life). According to John, the track, in the end, ultimately developed into something of a musical collage'...

More Beatle related Stuff: The US vs. John Lennon & All Things Must Pass...

 

WHOA! Just came across this on YouTube. (While looking for something else). Looks like they were like advertising it on the channel. (Possibly in relation to the 40th anniversary of John Lennon's death). And, looks like they're (at least, currently) making it free of charge! (Big surprise). I had made sure to purchase the DVD some years ago already, while I was still living in Maryland. Just had to see what it was all about, as I knew some of the rumors surrounding what the documentary was basically about. Just couldn't pass up sharing this somewhere. As far as some of the things discussed about the FBI here, yea, there are good people within the Intelligence Community, but (unfortunately) also some (very) bad people as well (and as in this case, much of it was in relation to a corrupt presidential administration, that was well known for abuse of power) so as not to prevent any misunderstanding regarding this post. And I have to be honest, I was never really a big fan of the Black Panthers myself, and that's maybe, where Lennon may have possibly had some error in judgement, by affiliating himself with this organization in some way at the time; though I believe, it was in a somewhat rather insignificant capacity. I'm not sure. As was also the case, of Lennon possibly not being more wary of a character like Mark David Chapman, for instance; who was a strange and suspicious individual to begin with, and who was also suspiciously hanging around his apartment building for no apparent reason, and seemed to know where he lived, in a dubious way. (Which is a combination of some pretty big red flags there). But this seems to be the only case (of possible bad judgement) from what I can see in this flick; and think the reason John seemed to be targeted in a negative way (as indicated in this documentary) actually goes deeper then just Chapman, but not gonna' go there. (I think this may also be the flick, where John is reading a piece of mail, where he is like, being warned in the letter by some kind of a psychic, that he was in danger of being assassinated! But he seemed to just laugh it off. Possibly, because this person was a complete stranger, and he wasn't sure therefore, if this individual was just another crackpot, I guess. VERY interesting).

But anyway, I came across this video totally inadvertently (and wanted to have it on my blog) from basically the standpoint of being a big fan of John Lennon and his music, since I was a kid...

And, of course, also George Harrison. As this flick also showed up as advertised on YouTube (with the Lennon Documentary) as well, but don't think I've seen it yet...

Uh, oh. It looks like the Lennon Documentary is going to have to be watched on YouTube. Getting the message: "Your browser can't play this video" for some reason. Definite must see flick though, for anyone interested. Replaced the original I had posted here therefore, with the trailer, and added another YouTube Lennon Documentary below, that I haven't watched yet, but was surprised to see...

Excellent documentary, that you can at least rent or buy on YouTube. Just have to do like a Google search for it there on YouTube: 'The US vs. John Lennon'. Yea, Lennon was like way ahead of his time, regarding some of his related philosophical and political views, for sure; and what much of this documentary is based on. In other words, he was like a genius, in more ways then one, and an enlightened individual. Possibly, someone like, one of the Indigo or Star Children, and someone, I myself (on a certain kind of level) can deeply relate to...