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 In India in 1968 she encountered Vinoba Bhave (the successor of Mahatma Gandhi) who's life made a lasting impression on her.
From 1970 onwards she and her British husband and their recently born son lived in Nepal, India, England, Ireland and Germany.
Taking up music professionally in 1977, Lee gave many concerts and performances at clubs, youth centres, churches, prisons and festivals (among which was the one against Ireland's intended first nuclear power station).
In the early 80s she began working in her other profession of child-care. Since 1993 she has also been a Yoga teacher which gradually became her main occupation. Alongside she kept performing music in support of the Green and the peace movement, the unions and refugee relief.
In 1986 she came in touch with the Community of the Ark (founded in France by Lanza del Vasto after ideas of Gandhi) and associated groups in Germany. Throughout the 80s and the 90s she kept taking part in non-violent protests against nuclear weapons, the US military European Command (EUCOM) in Stuttgart and against the nuclear arsenal in Bellersdorf, Germany (which was decommissioned in 1992). Since 1997 she's been similarly involved in protests against the nuclear weapons facility in Büchel, Germany.
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