Yahowa 13 - Man The Messiah
#badguys
These are really bad. The elusive guru Ya-Ho-Wha or Father Yod, born James Edward Baker from Cincinnati (Ohio), founded a cult that Sky Saxon of the Seeds joined. This messiah-yogin initially followed the teachings of Yogi Bhajan, a Sikh authority and master of White Tantra, before diving into Western esotericism, randomly drawing from alchemy, cabala, theosophy, and the most naive occultism imaginable, to the extent that he "conceived" some of his own secret, esoteric doctrines. He thought it was a good idea to combine them with a healthy vegetarianism. Quite coincidentally, he owned the Source, a large chain of vegetarian restaurants (with regular customers like John Lennon). His commune (the Source Family) was located on the hills of Hollywood. In addition to leading it spiritually, he had 14 wives and his own rock band, psychedelic and tribal, called Yahowha 13, of which he was the singer. Saxon, having entered this circle, collaborated in the recording of their albums, receiving from Ya-Ho-Wha the new name of Sunlight in exchange for all his personal belongings as well as his copyright. The guru then entrusted him with two fundamental tasks:
1) The practice of esoteric music.
2) The care of stray dogs.
P.S. Also worth appreciating is the album cover.
#badguys
These are really bad. The elusive guru Ya-Ho-Wha or Father Yod, born James Edward Baker from Cincinnati (Ohio), founded a cult that Sky Saxon of the Seeds joined. This messiah-yogin initially followed the teachings of Yogi Bhajan, a Sikh authority and master of White Tantra, before diving into Western esotericism, randomly drawing from alchemy, cabala, theosophy, and the most naive occultism imaginable, to the extent that he "conceived" some of his own secret, esoteric doctrines. He thought it was a good idea to combine them with a healthy vegetarianism. Quite coincidentally, he owned the Source, a large chain of vegetarian restaurants (with regular customers like John Lennon). His commune (the Source Family) was located on the hills of Hollywood. In addition to leading it spiritually, he had 14 wives and his own rock band, psychedelic and tribal, called Yahowha 13, of which he was the singer. Saxon, having entered this circle, collaborated in the recording of their albums, receiving from Ya-Ho-Wha the new name of Sunlight in exchange for all his personal belongings as well as his copyright. The guru then entrusted him with two fundamental tasks:
1) The practice of esoteric music.
2) The care of stray dogs.
P.S. Also worth appreciating is the album cover.
Almotasim
3 nov 19
DeRank ™: 14,74
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