Kari connects Steve to his aunt Margaret, as they talk about the days when Steve was a member of the Spiritualist Association of Great Britain in a building in Belgrave Square, something Steve mentions in his autobiography "A Genesis in My Bed," which had a Sir Arthur Conan Doyle connection and where Steve once got readings and learned about spirituality from its book collection, his own experience receiving and giving healings, the rich music scene that occurred near his home, feeding the animals that come to his home, how he knew to follow his life path of music, which includes leaving Genesis, how "Under the Eye of the Sun" was inspired by places in the desert like Monument Valley, and what he's been listening to lately which he finds sublime and healing.
Kari connects Steve to his aunt Margaret, as they talk about the days when Steve was a member of the Spiritualist Association of Great Britain in a building in Belgrave Square, something Steve mentions in his autobiography "A Genesis in My Bed," which had a Sir Arthur Conan Doyle connection and where Steve once got readings and learned about spirituality from its book collection, his own experience receiving and giving healings, the rich music scene that occurred near his home, feeding the animals that come to his home, how he knew to follow his life path of music, which includes leaving Genesis, how "Under the Eye of the Sun" was inspired by places in the desert like Monument Valley, and what he's been listening to lately which he finds sublime and healing.