George Harrison Interview: Hare Krishna Mantra–There’s Nothing Higher (1982)

The Hare Krishna Mantra by George Harrison and London Radha-Krishna Temple devotees was featured four times on England’s most popular television program, Top of the Pops, after rising to the Top 10 throughout England, Europe, and parts of Asia.   ...Read More

George Harrison, John Lennon and Yoko Ono from the Beatles Talk With Srila Prabhupada (MP3 Audio)

In September 1969 Srila Prabhupada, the founder of the Hare Krishna movement, arrived as a house guest at Tittenhurst Park, John Lennon’s estate in England. 1969 was for John Lennon a year of intense search for social and personal liberation. He had already been to the Maharishi and later would enter primal therapy and left-wing politics. He was in a major transitional period; he had married Yoko Ono in March, and   ...Read More

George Harrison’s Assistance in Printing Krsna Book

Sriman George Harrison has certainly done an unique service by contributing $19,000 for publishing my Krsna book. When I was in London, he saw me four times and he was very submissive and devout and he was not at all proud of his very well-to-do material position.   ...Read More

Srila Prabhupada Writes to George Harrison

By the grace of Krsna, you have already realized to some extent about the necessity and importance of Hare Krsna movement in the world. Similarly, if John also does so, it will be a great event.   ...Read More

Chant and Be Happy–1960’s Record Produced by George Harrision Re-released on CD.

During the now celebrated summer of 1969, prior to the dissolution of the most famous band in the world - The Beatles, George Harrison produced the Hare Krishna Mantra single with the members of the London Radha-Krishna Temple. After reaching No. 1 on the radio charts in Europe and Asia, this mantra became known to everyone, especially in England where the BBC presented the devotees four times on their then biggest   ...Read More

Chant And Be Happy Classic Record Re-released on CD

During the now celebrated summer of 1969, prior to the dissolution of the most famous band in the world - The Beatles, George Harrison produced the Hare Krishna Mantra single with the members of the London Radha-Krishna Temple. After reaching No. 1 on the radio charts in Europe and Asia, this mantra became known to everyone, especially in England where the BBC presented the devotees four times on their then biggest   ...Read More

Harrison’s ashes to be immersed in Ganges

NEW DELHI, India — The ashes of the late Beatle George Harrison are to be immersed in the sacred Ganges River, according to a spokesman for the Hare Krishna movement.   ...Read More

George Harrison Says: The World Is Going Mental

The world is just going mental as far as I’m concerned, Harrison told Reuters Wednesday. It’s speeding up with the whole technology and everything that’s happening.   ...Read More

A Song For George Harrison

George was my hero. I think he is in a better world now. And his music lives on. Don’t cry no tears. Now a song, I wrote some weeks ago: I didn’t start it turning…………..   ...Read More

George Harrison–A Personal Appreciation

As I was about to leave work on Friday morning after a night shift, one of my coworkers coming in broke the news about George Harrison passing away. That news really made me feel a great sadness. Albeit I never met him, saw him, nor had any personal contact with him, he still had a profound effect on my life and I would like to give a brief testimony of my   ...Read More