Posts in Chronological Order

At Nancy Penn Center, TMI. Lifeline, July, 1995 The usual suspects that week, Ed and me and Rich Spees I have been extraordinarily fortunate in my mentors. This series of posts mentions friends who helped open new worlds to me, but necessarily leaves out others equally important in their own way, merely because no one…

Kelly, signing a book In the summer of 1992, a prospective author in California called, wanting to know if Hampton Roads might be interested in looking at a thousand-page manuscript novel on the lives of Martha and Thomas Jefferson. I explained that we mostly did metaphysical books, but that I had a deep interest in…

In the desert she loved so much When you sit down to write about the people who have given your life decisive turns, sometimes it’s easy and sometimes it isn’t. Some people affect you by an action, or by being the right person at the right time; others, by who they are as example or…

Nancy Dana used to say, “No one crosses alone.” I would add to that, that no one crosses alone not only from 3D to non-3D, but in the long journey from birth to death. We can’t do it. One way or another (and hopefully, in more than only one way) life gives us the companionship…

Jim Szpajcher took this nice photo in October, 2006 Rita’s husband Martin died on Friday, April 7, 2000, a few days after an accident in his car, after having asked to be taken off life-support. A few hours later, I sat down with my journal, thinking to talk to the guys upstairs, and instead this…

Soon after Rita and I finished our series of session in 2002, I got her to write an introduction for the book of transcripts,  but by the time The Sphere and the Hologram came out, she had already made her transition. She came to me in a dream to assure me that she was fine,…

_________________________ [                                       ] [                                       ] [__________________________] Portrait of the guys upstairs (So were you expecting a screenshot?) All right,…

Robert and me in Virginia Beach, 2009 I heard today from Robert Bruce’s wife, Patricia Histed, that Robert Bruce, author of Astral Dynamics, made his transition to the non-3D on Monday morning, the 22nd. He died peacefully in his sleep, in the hospital where had was being cared for. Patricia said he died surrounded by…