Today, Saturday, we have a speech on oneness and unity by a public figure at New York’s Madison Square Garden. In the night, NYC’s Madison Square Garden is breathtaking, walking around it or looking at it from the heavens. The lighting, massive space and design inside is just right for huge audiences – whether it’s a speech, a concert or a basketball game. The Garden will be remembered for three great acts, John Lennon’s Imagine, where he pleaded for peace and a world without Religion and Borders, Muhammad Ali smashing Joe Frazier’s jaw in what was described as the ‘bout of the century’ and Bob Dylan’s ‘All Along the Watchtower’, a cryptic, apocalyptic narrative about impending change, societal tension and the quiet before a storm. A line in that song, ‘There Must Be Some Kind of Way Out Of Here’ will stand the test of the cosmos. Political figures have spoken here, but it’s been Music and Sport most of the time. Today, Saturday, we have a speech on oneness and unity by a public figure at The Garden, precisely the moment to call for ‘Lennon’s Oneness’, as the ‘Way Out For The World’ as Bob Dylan sang here. Music and Sport are Politics too, but the compassionate ones make all the difference. Given The Garden’s Reach and Aura, Music and Sport Should Always be What It Hosts, Writes Dr Praveen Grama from the USA. In the image above, you see John Lennon, Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan, Zakir Hussain, Muhammad Ali, and the Metropolis Halo of Circular Garden in New York’s dramatic night.