posted July 12, 2001 09:49 AM           

I would like to say this... Do what you wish to do Randall ~ afterall it is not up to someone else to decide what you do with your your life - it's *yours* And unless someone is sincerely wishing to save *you* from harm in some way perhaps it's even inappropriate for them to discourage you from doing a Labor of Love?

Now, I wonder what WonderFul thing Linda's true friends and family might miss out on if your book is *not* written ... hmmmmmm... I should think that unless you hear from someone at some point who might be *directly and adversely* affected by a book honoring Linda - then you should reconsider.

I can't think of anything that could or should stop from being shared... The very idea, to me, is just silliness.

~princess

posted July 13, 2001 12:30 PM           

So, aside from working with the investigator for Linda, have you read any of her books. And if so, what do you think of the things she wrote about???

posted September 08, 2001 07:34 PM           

i know i'd buy this book

posted September 08, 2001 11:49 PM           

They need to realize we only gain from looking at the way we 'fought the good fight'. Just as Linda is right now reviewing her sturggles and her actions against those struggles. It's like taking tests in reverse...only by looking at the wrong answers do we learn.

They need to know that it is all right to be human. After all that is what we choose to be. We need to see the 'person' Linda was...

Sometimes it is easier to identify with a person than an 'idol'. Then when we screw up we don't feel quite so bad. Perhaps that is what Linda had in mind all along. To be a friend we could emphathize with rather than worship.

Randall....Linda would like you to write this book. Whether or not she died or faked her death...whether she is SPIRIT or IMMORTAL..that does not matter. She needs you to un-deify her.

Randall....give her back her humanity

posted September 20, 2001 04:52 PM           

Or, Randall, how about just writing a book? Does it have to be a biography of Linda? I think an autobiography of Randall would be quite interesting, and in this venue too you can say or express about Linda, and her impact on your Life, all you ever wanted to

posted September 21, 2001 12:11 AM           

Obviously Linda's ideas hit home with a lot of people and *she* always advocated one researching things for onesElf. When contemplating new ideas isn't it good to view the source? I think that it helps to put things in context...esp. since Gooberz didn't reflect the outcome of her life (in this reality anyway).

Don't you think that a biography would help people better identify with her intentions?

BTW, Gooberz has to be my most highly valued book in my collection. A biography would take an honored place next to it

posted October 05, 2001 09:41 PM           

1. Linda was an immortal in a mortal body

2. Linda's message in Goober'z was 'hope'
and 'love is all'. Linda was tested
and tested. She had a lot to learn.

3. I explained in an earlier post that
immortals do NOT have children.

4. Only a small percentage of the earth's
population has reliable electricity
never mind the internet. Books can
eventually reach everyone.

posted October 06, 2001 02:30 AM           

Sorry getting ahead of myself, I meant twin selves (That was in a previous post) but also immortals don't have children,sex,sleep,food,pain or human bodily function.

Depending on the stage of development these needs are eliminated.

You may think then what's the point, the point becomes more apparent the closer you get. The closer you get the less you would ask the question.