George Harrison wrote one of his most famous songs ... He meditated and chanted and soon met some of the Hare Krishna temple’s devotees. In 1969, George and Pattie invited them over to ...

It went to No. 1. George Harrison and members of the Hare Krishna Temple | Keystone/Getty Images Friends in the Hare Krishna Temple showed George Harrison the yogi, Chaitanya According to Joshua M.

In 1973 Beatle George Harrison gifted a manor house to the Hare Krishna movement so they could have a base in the UK. Bhaktivedanta Manor in Hertfordshire is now one of the UK's foremost Hindu ...

Music legend George Harrison had a rather unenthusiastic opinion when it came to one of his most popular Beatles hits.

George Harrison added a special thank you to the gurus who helped him on his spiritual journey in the chorus of “My Sweet Lord.” They meant a lot to him and his personal and spiritual growth.

George Harrison once reflected on the inspiration of one of his most famous Beatles tunes ever, but he couldn't come up with a reason why it was special ...

“My Sweet Lord” was religious from the start. In his 1980 memoir, I Me Mine, George wrote that the Edwin Hawkins Singers’ funk and gospel version of the 18th-century hymn “Oh Happy Day ...

Museum owner Roag Best is joined by Hare Krishna followers with a pendant belonging to George Harrison on display at Liverpool Beatles Museum (Peter Byrne/PA) George Harrison’s birthday has been ...

George Harrison welcomed his only child ... Harrison, who was a follower of the Hare Krishna sect of Hinduism, named his son after the sixth and seventh notes on the Indian music scale, "dha ...

George Harrison’s birthday has been marked by Hare Krishna followers at a Beatles museum where a pendant belonging to the musician went on display. Members of the Hare Krishna movement joined ...