Hippie Culture

1. Slogan associated with love, peace, and nonviolence in the 1960s.
8. The "Age of Aquarius" represents an era of love and harmony.
9. Term for those who rejected mainstream society's values and norms.
10. Ideology emphasizing sexual freedom and open relationships.
12. A popular rock musical and film that celebrated counterculture ideals.
13. Members of the Youth International Party, known for countercultural protests.
16. Flowers symbolizing innocence and peace, often associated with hippies
18. Iconic music festival that drew hundreds of thousands of hippies in 1969.
19. Spiritual leader or teacher followed by some in the hippie movement.

2. Alleged ability of some hippies to defy gravity through meditation.
3. Gatherings celebrating music, art, and peace, often attended by hippies.
4. A practice often embraced by hippies for spiritual growth and peace.
5. A genre of music characterized by long, improvisational guitar solos.
6. A loosely affiliated group of people promoting peace and love.
7. A colorful, psychedelic dyeing technique often used on clothing.
11. Necklaces made of colorful beads, often worn by hippies.
12. Colorful, hand-painted vans or buses used for travel and communal living.
14. Symbol of peace and anti-war sentiment, often seen on flags and clothing.
15. Neighborhood in San Francisco, a hub for hippie culture.
17. A shared living arrangement where hippies practiced communal living.