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2. Hippie Logics
 Anti-War
Every Day is Earth Day
Spirituality over Religion
Eat Organic
Celebrate Diversity—We are One
Become One with Nature
Free Your Mind & Think—Question Everything
Play Music & Dance—Togetherness is Happiness
Hippies try to spread their happiness everywhere
they go.
They were promoting “Flower Power" philosophy
against war and hate so they were called
“Flower children“.

3. The hippie subculture is a youth movement
in the United States during the early 1960s and then
developed around the world.
Protested against US militaries involvement in Vietnam War.
Hippies had a major influence on fashion, music, television,
film, literature and the arts

4. Style
• hippies were wearing jeans and
colorful trapeze pants. large shirts
and skirts
• The hair was symbol of protest.
freedom, individuality, pride. It was
long, wild, intractable just like
nature. Hair and neck were
decorated with flowers
• The jewelry was made by colorful
pearls, symbols like peace

5. Travel
■ Travel, domestic and international, was a prominent
feature of hippie culture, becoming an extension of
friendship
■ The VW Bus became known as a counterculture and
hippie symbol, and many buses were repainted with
graphics and/or custom
paint jobs
■ Many hippies favored
hitchhiking as a primary mode
of transport

6. Hippie Trail!!
28 Days, 33 Cities, 14 countries
7,564 miles ( 12,200+ Kilometers), Travelling to Nepal by road from London.