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    The document discusses the hippie movement of the 1960s. It defines hippies as "flower children" who believed in peace, anti-consumerism, anti-working, and free love. They favored loose, colorful clothing and grew their hair long. Hippies also commonly used psychedelic drugs and participated in open relationships and sexual experimentation. Many hippies traveled along the "Hippie Trail" from Western countries to India and Goa, where the movement continued with parties featuring trance music and drug use through the 1970s and 1980s.

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    Hippie Culture in India

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    Suhail 'Floyd' Khan
    The document discusses the hippie movement of the 1960s. It defines hippies as "flower children" who believed in peace, anti-consumerism, anti-working, and free love. They favored loose, colorful clothing and grew their hair long. Hippies also commonly used psychedelic drugs and participated in open relationships and sexual experimentation. Many hippies traveled along the "Hippie Trail" from Western countries to India and Goa, where the movement continued with parties featuring trance music and drug use through the 1970s and 1980s.

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    Suhail Khan TYBMM Roll no 56

    Hippies

    Who are they? Beliefs

    Sex
    Fashion and Lifestyle Drug Use

    Hippie Who are they?


    Flower Childs of 60s
    Spiritual Anti Consumerism

    Anti Working
    Peace and Love

    Hippie Beliefs
    "To be a hippie you must believe in peace as the way to resolve differences among peoples, ideologies and religions. The way to peace is through love and tolerance. Loving means accepting others as they are, giving them freedom to express themselves and not judging them based on appearances. This is the core of the hippie philosophy."

    Hippie Sex/Love

    Hippie Sex/Love

    Free Love

    Sexual Experimentation
    Open Relationships

    Hippie Fashion/Lifestyle

    Hippie Fashion/Lifestyle

    Hippie Fashion/Lifestyle

    Hippie Fashion/Lifestyle

    Hippie Fashion/Lifestyle

    Hippie Drug Use

    Hippie Drug Use

    Hippie Drug Use

    Hippie Destination : GOA


    Losing

    media focus in west 1970s Transition of Acid Rock to Punk Rock Hippie Trail Ended up in Goa

    8-Finger-Freak
    American Hippie Eight Finger Eddie Father of Goa Hippie Movement Came to Goa in late 60s Discovered Flea Market 14 Feb, 1974 Discovered Colva and later Arambol beach. Died Oct 2010, 84 Years

    Goa Trance

    Rave Culture

    Rave Culture

    Current Situation
    First

    Police raid in 1991 Ban on Hashish Russian Mafia Arambol Hippie Colony

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